Review on 🔧 Metra 99-8300 Double/Single DIN Installation Dash Kit: Perfect Fit for 2000- Scion/Subaru/Toyota Vehicles (Black) by Matthew Mosley

This kit was purchased as the only known option to install an A6 Pro Double Din Atoto on a 2007 Gen 4 4Runner Sport. I'm knowledgeable about all crafting and repair methods, have never come across a tool I don't need and usually have 2 or 3 of the ones I've seen. So. If you like flimsy plastic parts that don't fit properly on your head unit's surround or your car's mounting points, then "This is the kit for you!" (hereafter "TITKFU") if you appreciate the art of injection molding and have an idea of how much it costs to make complex shaped tools, but don't care about getting those shapes in the right places, then TITKFU! If you enjoy cutting lots of plastic parts with different tools that aren't designed for the job, then TITKFU! in a way that may not be safe, then TITKFU! If you appreciate the craftsmanship and skill of your 15-year-old son who just completed his first remote shop lesson via Zoom, then TITKFU because that's what you're most likely to complete. If you like projects that take five times longer than expected, then TITKFU! If you want to recycle a lot of plastic at your local landfill, then TITKFU! If you want to experience strong disappointment and disgust with the supplier, then TITKFU! If you are still trying to understand the design of the Eastern mind's thought processes, then TITKFU! If you want to add to this list, then TITKFU! If you still have this kit in Toyota installation list and can't find another company's car then I think TITKFU! Much luck. Of course, Metra can do better.