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Go all out! You could fit a 12" sub back there! Also, there's enough room for a double-DIN head unit. You should put a backup camera in your car! I've been seeing a lot of older vehicles with aftermarket backup cameras. New cars suck! Why drop thirty grand on some new piece of shit (unless it's a Tacoma or some other truck), when you could have a backup camera in your perfectly good older vehicle for $500 or less?!?!

 

There is room in the hatch for subs but it would have to be done creatively as my sunroof storage is back there, it goes in a large leather bag and gets strapped securely to the load floor.

 

Yeah, but the head units didn't have an iPod hookup...

From 2001-2004, All 1st Gen Tacos came with a bare minimum of a tape player, so you could least plug in a car kit adapter to play your iPod. Most later 1st Gens had a CD and cassette! In my opinion, the factory stereo in the 2005-2008 Tacomas was a downgrade from the previous generation. You got a CD player, but not tape player or AUX input. 2009 finally added an AUX input, but the factory system still sucked in my opinion unless you got the JBL option (Take note of the Sopranos quote in my signature; That's how I felt about the factory system in my truck!). Luckily, I gave my truck JBL speakers for just $86!

 

Put a backup camera in your Mustang, that way you can truly say yours is better than the new ones!

 

I will look into adding one at some point, will have to do a little research on them to see what can fit with the least amount of modifications.

 

Is the license plate frame attached to the back hatch?

 

No, the license plate is down on the body between the tail lights

 

That makes things easier. Just pull up the carpet and run the wire that way.

 

Getting thru the body would create a challenge. They may make wireless versions that would require minimal modifications.

 

My friend put one of those in his 2011 GMC Sierra; I don’t recall if it gave him problems but he did end up switching to a traditional wired one. In my Tacoma, no modifications were required. We used existing holes to run the wires, and it was pretty much plug and play.

 

That is quite nice!!!