"David Harradine" wrote in message
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It is easy if you know how and are experienced, however from what you
post
money would be better spent in the long run if you get someone else to
fit
these for you.

Tools will be available to remove the original unit.
You will need a facia panel for the vehicle (see the incar express
website.
Get a Haynes manual for your type of vehicle (DON'T GUESS)
If you do purchase previously owned then obviously make sure the unit
support MD LP , I got the Kenwood 6273 but you younger pups may prefer
the
Sony offerings. Also obviously make sure it has all the bits like cage
and
intact leads.

Ok

I have experience with modding xbox consoles and building PC's but
never with something as expensive as a car, I do fancy the challenge
though!!

If you are familiar with basic electronics , then yes it is easy, the
flavour of the original post did not indicate that.
I went on to make all sorts of sub woofer enclosures and ICE racksdoor
pockets etc, then discovered chess......