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Metra 108-GM3B for Pioneer 8" Radio Dash Kit For Chevrolet Camaro 2016-up Matte Black

Metra 108-GM3B for Pioneer 8" Radio Dash Kit For Chevrolet Camaro 2016-up Matte Black Metra
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Metra 108-GM3B for Pioneer 8" Radio Dash Kit 

Designed specifically for the Pioneer DMH-C5500NEX 8" radio

Upgrade your car's sound system using this Metra mounting installation kit for 8-inch Pioneer radios. The precision design and compatibility with 2016 and later Chevrolet Camaro models ensure seamless integration and offer a customized fit. This Metra mounting installation kit boasts a scratch-resistant, matte black finish that lends a touch of style and blends seamlessly with your vehicle's interior. 

  • Double DIN Radio provision for easy installation of car radios
  • Accommodates stacked single DIN radios
  • High-grade ABS plastic construction
  • Factory style fine texture
  • Painted Matte Black to match vehicle factory center console trim

Vehicle Fitment

Chevrolet

  • Camaro 2016-Up

  • 4 Screw
  • 6 panel clips
  • Display screen housing
  • Display  screen trim bezel
  • Screen brackets

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