Universal Stereo Under Overhead Mounting Review

Built into a garage closet; Car radio (wanted to sell) but found this unit and used the Bluetooth function on the radio. Excellent organizer. For those who spend time in the garage. Music brings peace of mind when working with cars or anything else! The block is hidden and set aside.

Very nice case, I couldn't use it for what I bought it for because I had to mount a fender and there wasn't enough space for it. To use a regular car radio you need to open the slots to make a bigger hole. then the radio slides in very smoothly, low profile. I'd love to use it where I bought it, but as good as it looks I'll end up using it somewhere.

Looks like this will be a painless fix for installing in my old truck and will save me from cutting the dash. Old trucks like mine (70 years old) weren't designed for radios. This, set to overhead, is just the ticket. You may need to change the faceplate to accept new radio stations. New radios take up about half the space in this box. This is the best I've ever found. The old adage "cut to size, paint to measure” applies.

I used this to install a car stereo in one of my RV basements. Combined with a pair of weatherproof Yamaha speakers, this creates a decent outdoor entertainment center that works brilliantly. Now all I have to do is open the door to the camper van's basement storage room and there's a good stereo set, well protected in that box. Made from heavy-duty plastic, this stereo bracket box is solid and well-built. It has some detachable old-style car stereo tabs that have a volume knob on the left and…

Very nice case, I couldn't use it for what I bought it for because I had to mount a fender and there wasn't enough space for it. To use a regular car radio you need to open the slots to make a bigger hole. then the radio slides in very smoothly, low profile. I'd love to use it where I bought it, but no matter how good it looks, I'll end up using it somewhere.

Looks like this will be a painless solution to install in my old truck and save me from trimming the dash. Old trucks like mine (70 years old) weren't designed for radios. This, set to overhead, is just the ticket. You may need to change the faceplate to accept new radio stations. New radios take up about half the space in this box. This is the best I've ever found. The old adage "cut to size, paint to measure” applies.

I used this to install a car stereo in one of my RV basements. Combined with a pair of weatherproof Yamaha speakers, this creates a decent outdoor entertainment center that works brilliantly. Now all I have to do is open the door to the camper van's basement storage room and there's a good stereo set, well protected in that box. Made from heavy-duty plastic, this stereo bracket box is solid and well-built. It has some detachable tabs for old car stereos that have a volume knob on the left and a