Removed from my car. This is gently modified to fit the factory navigation housing. The factory navigation screen housing required extensive modification to hold the lightly modified radio screen. I never ended up making a custom cubby to fill the space under the single-din control unit. If you want an OEM face plate over the hole, I can include the parts so it'll look completely stock (with non-functional radio controls).

This radio goes for $650-750 new right now and you're getting a complete JDM DDin kit w/climate controls and all the work to mount the screen in an optimal position.

Asking $750 + shipping.

If you're doing a new install, in addition to these parts, you will need either the PAC ROEM-NIS2 or Metra 70-7550, plus a steering wheel control adapter.



Pictures installed here (holding up the factory trim to cover the DDin-sized hole).
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Wish I had a car to put this in. Great deal glws
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It's a great radio too. Wireless AA on it is downright flawless. I've been looking for ways to add it as a second radio in the Volt, since the factory infotainment system is integral to the car. Still, the signal to the speakers is analog somewhere, so it's not impossible. The Volt has a factory Bose system too, and few people mess with the A/V in these cars, so I've got some research to do. Luckily the design of this radio means I just have to find a place to mount the screen and run the cable to the main box.

 

Interested! I have a 2003 Premium Bose with no navi. Would it work?

Believe it or not, I'm on stock radio and the engine still runs.

 

The trim is completely different, so it wouldn't help you. I still highly recommend the radio though, and if you picked up a 2003 navi-trim, could probably do something similar.