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yes you can fit another radio there is a rectangular slot behind it but you
will need to buy a dash board adaptor to replace the moulding

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pogo306 wrote:

> yes you can fit another radio there is a rectangular slot behind it but
> you will need to buy a dash board adaptor to replace the moulding

It's not essential, only need it if you want the new radio to sit flush. I
replaced the one in my old L reg with a standard radio and it fitted fine
with no moulding.

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Hi

Thanks for all you help

Cheers

Gordon

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> pogo306 wrote:
>
>> yes you can fit another radio there is a rectangular slot behind it but
>> you will need to buy a dash board adaptor to replace the moulding
>
> It's not essential, only need it if you want the new radio to sit flush.
> I
> replaced the one in my old L reg with a standard radio and it fitted fine
> with no moulding.
>
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