🔧 Metra 99-5512 Snap-In Multi Kit: Effortless Installation for Ford/Lincoln/Mercury Models 1979-2000 with Locking Side Springs Review

I used this to install a new DIN head unit in a '97 Thunderbird. The only part I had to use from the kit was to hold the back of the device in place. Closing details were not required.

I needed what was in the photo. The only sure thing is a small holder for the back of the head unit. Does anyone know what part number is actually shown?

Honestly I expected the mount to be a flexible poop. Not so. It's strong enough, but the attachment clasp might not last more than a distance or two (not a problem for me). The color may not match the original device, but unless you compare them side by side it's impossible to tell a difference.

I used this to install a new din head unit in a 97 Thunderbird. The only part I had to use from the kit was to hold the back of the device in place. Closing details were not required.

I needed what is in the photo. The only sure thing is a small holder for the back of the head unit. Does anyone know what part number is actually shown?

To be honest, I expected the mount to be a flexible piece of shit. Not so. It's strong enough, but the attachment clasp might not last more than a distance or two (not a problem for me). The color may not match the original device, but unless you compare them side by side it's impossible to tell a difference.

Picture shows 4 bezels and 1 guide bracket. The actual package came with 2 frames (not the one I needed) and the rail mount I needed. I received a cross-ship replacement product from Prime. The replacement had the exact same missing parts sealed in the box. Since I needed a rail mount I kept the original and sent the package back for a replacement. The loss of money and time is only temporary. The loss of trust in Metra will last a lifetime.