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Ken Harrison Radio Bezel Aftermarket Single DIN Black 1971-1973

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Mustang Ken Harrison Radio Bezel Aftermarket Single DIN Black 1971-1973

Part Number: RB15

Ken Harrison Black Radio Bezel for 1971-1973 Mustangs with a Aftermarket Single DIN Radio.

Are you planning on installing an aftermarket single DIN radio in your beloved Mustang, but fear cutting your original radio bezel? We have the perfect solution for you!

This radio bezel from Ken Harrison is similar to the original, but is designed for a aftermarket single DIN radio. Features a black painted surface. Single DIN opening measures 2-1/8"x7-1/8".

*Does NOT include mounting hardware.

Overall Rating: 2/5

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Overall Rating: 2/5

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Cheap plastic

1 Star

On 12/20/2011 8:48:27 PM, Pyro from AZ

Got this thinking it would be something a little more solid. Had issues getting the deck to fit right. It does slid into the slot but hangs a bit high. Its is not like the metal one either and is made out of some kind of plastic or resin. I think I would have been happier buying the metal one and cutting it myself for the price.

Plastic

2 Stars

On 6/22/2011 3:59:17 AM, Pyro from AZ

Got this a while back and installed it. I was disappointed with the price of it for being cheap plastic. I am thinking I should have gone with the metal one and just cut out the slots I needed myself. It didn't seem to line up quite right either but I managed to make it work. I figure if it falls apart I may just get a stock replacement and cut it out myself.