Save the picture and open it in photoshop/paint shop pro/etc.
Make a line almost exactly as wide as the cassette slot.
Measure a cassette as it would be inserted into the deck.
Reference the line you made. That is your scale. Measure the height and width of the face of the deck. Compare this with yours.
I'm not sure if factory decks fit into all vehicles like aftermarket ones do.
I would recommend getting a high quality aftermarket deck. You don't know if the one on ebay works. It also might have a theftlock code and if you aren't sent that, you're screwed. They go by the vehicle VIN # for the unlock code -- So if the radio is stolen and sold, you're SOL. If you get an aftermarket deck, you will need to get a faceplate adapter and wiring harness convertor (unless you like soldering wires). That is like $30 combined at Circuit City. I guarantee the aftermarket will blow away any factory stereo.
www.techronics.com for new car stereo parts.
It's very easy to install a deck. Search the internet for screw locations/install procedure. There is one free website that has instructions for almost every car in existence. Your first time might take up to 20 minutes. Once you know how to do it though you can get a deck out in less than a minute (thats why they get stolen so often)
What really sucks is installing speakers. I hate taking off door panels.
Also, if you get an aftermarket deck, get one with a removable faceplate. That way the radio won't get stolen if you remove it. What I do is detach it and put it in my glovebox -- No thief suspects that
Make a line almost exactly as wide as the cassette slot.
Measure a cassette as it would be inserted into the deck.
Reference the line you made. That is your scale. Measure the height and width of the face of the deck. Compare this with yours.
I'm not sure if factory decks fit into all vehicles like aftermarket ones do.
I would recommend getting a high quality aftermarket deck. You don't know if the one on ebay works. It also might have a theftlock code and if you aren't sent that, you're screwed. They go by the vehicle VIN # for the unlock code -- So if the radio is stolen and sold, you're SOL. If you get an aftermarket deck, you will need to get a faceplate adapter and wiring harness convertor (unless you like soldering wires). That is like $30 combined at Circuit City. I guarantee the aftermarket will blow away any factory stereo.
www.techronics.com for new car stereo parts.
It's very easy to install a deck. Search the internet for screw locations/install procedure. There is one free website that has instructions for almost every car in existence. Your first time might take up to 20 minutes. Once you know how to do it though you can get a deck out in less than a minute (thats why they get stolen so often)
What really sucks is installing speakers. I hate taking off door panels.
Also, if you get an aftermarket deck, get one with a removable faceplate. That way the radio won't get stolen if you remove it. What I do is detach it and put it in my glovebox -- No thief suspects that
