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04 monte carlo
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brutalpilot514
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That is tricky...I used to have an 04 Monte Carlo but i never had any radios in it; that was before I picked up this hobby. You could try on the side of the center console maybe. That's the only place I can think of unless you can cut that cubbyhole out from underneath the radio
fireSAR
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as posted many times before, we need a picture of the interior. Because right now it escapes me to what it looks like in a 04 Monte Carlo.
brutalpilot514
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helps that i used to have one. I know exactly what it looks like. and i stand by my suggestion unless you can rig something up underneath the glove box. If you can get one small enough you might be able to get it under the dash on the driver's side but that would have to be pretty thin.
brutalpilot514
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Are you talking about an in-dash install? Cause if so then probably not. If you put it under the glove box or dash or on either side of the console then you will have fairly easy access to power. Another thing to consider is to get one of those remote faceplates for it; I noticed that Uniden makes those for the Bearcats. That way you can keep the main radio under the seat and then put the face just about anywhere you want.
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