Metra99-3051 Single DIN / Double DIN ISO-Mount Installation Kit for 1990-1996 Chevrolet Corvette

The verdict is not in for the plastic brackets. They fit ok, but will they last? Ask in a couple of years. I used for a 1995 C4 convertible. Replaced original Bose radio head unit with a Pioneer DMH 2660 NEX.

Were exactly the parts I needed. Fit was tight and needed a bit of trimming. Otherwise, install went well. Very happy. I have always had to trim stereo brackets to get them to fit properly.

Used this to put a VX7020 into a 1992 Corvette that originally had the Bose option. The Bose unit had been replaced with a single DIN height 2000 vintage Kenwood radio. The VX7020 is a wonderful upgrade, filling the original 2-DIN height dash area. The Metra mount fit was good and the manual was good too. But the VX7020 was a bit of an issue to get in the Corvette's compartment bay. Search YouTube if you want more on that issue. No issues with the Metra product though, other than not coming with mounting screws. Be sure to get those separately (as well as wiring harness, etc, etc...).

It is a fit for my 1994 corvette. It allows the installation of single or double din receivers in the dashboard. However, I would have gladly paid extra for a more robust adapter. It was a plastic disaster waiting to happen. It will work with careful planning and patience, but heavy hand's will cause a failure of the kit.

It had the needed parts... But I wish there was kit that only had the ears needed for the double Din option... I threw away a lot of plastic that I'll never need... so not very eco-friendly I suppose... But it worked...

Nice easy install. Test fit to adjust.

Worked well on my 90 corvette stereo conversion

The brackets are really flimsy and I would trust the survival of a quality radio using these brackets unless you only drive on a billiard table smooth road. The screws supplied are useless.

The parts are a bit of a challenge to put together (angle of attachment, etc.) and the screws that attach to the radio are hard to keep tight (this is more due to thin metal on the radio housing where the screw holes are.) Once in, the unit looks good and is staying in place. Far better than trying to build something yourself.

Perfect fit, delivered very quickly