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I was wondering if anyone knows where to find a cross reference for ford radios. Mine smoked in my 2001 e150, and I don't want to spend 300 on a new one.
Thanks,
DC
I just bought a 2001 f250 superduty. the stereo has been destroyed by someone who failed to steal it. will a stock stereo from a 2006 f250 or f350 fit in this truck?
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