Scosche ICFD6BN Double DIN Radio Installation Dash Kit Compatible with Select 2007-2010 Ford and Mercury Vehicles - Complete Basic Aftermarket Car Stereo Install Kit - See Fit Guide Image for Vehicles

Came with everything I did not need and needed can’t say enough about that

Very nice stereo had a little trouble getting the face plate right but overall excellent stereo

Replaced the radio in my 05 Ford F350. The dash kit worked great, clean installation with no problems, looks great.

In my 08 f150 I had to trim the back tabs off to get it to fit in my dash. Also the plastic fits together loosely and if you don't have 3 or 4 hands it keeps falling apart while trying to install on the radio. It does come with every thing you need plus some

The only thing that worked in this kit is the little side tabs to mount the radio to the original bolt locations.the face bezel wouldnt fit around my radio and the wiring harness is wrong. The large plug does plug in but the kit doesnt list half the wire colors supplied in harness so no clue what they are for. The small plug looks nothing like the one on my 2007 f-150 xlt so now i basically have no subwoofer coming in to play. Id recommend wiring your own harness and making your own tabs over this bs.

Alright, so got this for my ‘11 King Ranch F350 because I was balling on a budget and didn’t want to splurge on the PAC harness - I have much better things to spend 100 bucks on for this truck than a wiring harness for a radio, but I digress. This harness does NOT have the ACC pin off the red wire to bypass CANBUS in these trucks, so you’ll need to run a wire down and splice into another ACC wire on the truck instead of this harness, unless you like draining your batteries or have the brain capacity and memory to remember to turn the radio off every time you park - I sure don’t. To save you the two hours of headache, Reddit and powerstroke forum searching and several beers I had to go through - the passenger kick panel under your glovebox in the 11-16 super duties has a wiring harness by the fuse box. The purple and green striped wire is an ACC. Plus, you’ll retain the factory radio setting of the door opening shutting the radio off, which is pretty stellar. The dash kit itself definitely leaves a lot to be desired. It’s a china special, so I wasn’t expecting a lot, but the pieces certainly do not snap together, so you’re holding the side pieces onto the front dash bezel itself, which did not snap onto the radio I got, for the record, while also seating the radio in place, and getting your screws set, and getting the radio lined up and aligned correctly. Definitely would’ve returned it if I wasn’t so dedicated to just getting the darn thing in and installed, but it stays snug once it’s screwed in, and it looks fine as long as you don’t look at it too closely. For the price, you get a decent amount. The crimps are good (you’ll need more than they give you), and it does the job. If you’ve got a first gen 6.7 and you’re using a china special radio, you’ll learn a few new curse words doing this install with this kit though, that’s for sure.

Great value for the money. Easy install in a 2007 Ford Mustang GT. I had never installed a stereo but wasn’t a big deal.

Well I ended up buying the wrong one for my car but either way a little modification it went in perfect like it was supposed to be.