ok here we go
pic1 After the Install
pic2 I bought a used center dash bezel. I like to keep the old parts incase I ever want to go back to stock
pic3 The dash bezel after I put in the double din radio bezel
pic4a Because the unit I got was a bit larger than double din I had to file mine out a bit
pic5 Because mine is a bit taller than stock the mounting holes did not line up a small piece of metal was made
pic6 Double din face but single din body so I did not have to cut the substructure
pic 7a-b-c Using a wiring harness adapter soldered the correct wires together. I did not need all the wire connections for my truck. A is the wires for the unit. B is the GPS, WIFI, and 2 USB cables. C is for the other problem - my unit turns on every time the key is turned on and I did not like that - I ran the power wire to a switch to "bypass switch"
pic 8a-b-c I am not 1 to punch holes in my dash - I like to keep it clean looking [Grampa style not 18 year old style] so I got a floor shifter surround and put all the switches there. Switches for rear looking camera, radio bypass, rear floods, spare, forward looking camera and main power for the FRS radio.
pic 9a-b-c 3 USB ports. 2 from the rear and 1 from the front. I don't use the front [if it dangles you will break it off]
Left side of the unit is micro sd for the NAV maps, and USB Cable connector. Right side is micro sd for all my music. I then load any other music on a thumbdrive and Wife has a thumbdrive for her music. That is enough for any normal human being.
10a-b-c the little bracket s are 1/2 wide and 1 inch long wath a speed nut. Again they just give me a place to use the lower screw points.
Well I hope that covers it for you. Questions --- post them if you got them.
I am really supersized how much I like having an Android system in my truck.