not a stang but still a ford
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arcwcb
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Depends on what radio model you have. There are a few different options depending on if you can just put on an auxillary adapter and be done or if you needed a hardwired antenna switch, both options work equally well and are around $50.
arcwcb
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Well, if that's the case, it PROBABLY just has a port on the back so you can run it to the glovebox. It might just need the "Trip Tunes" installed, it's an iPod adapter for Ford radios. Honestly though, I think you'll have to pop the radio out to get a good look. That's the only way to know for sure, unless you can find a focus forum that somebody has done this. Sorry I couldn't be more help, but without seeing the back of the radio to see what plugs it has, I don't want to tell you to order something and be wrong and have you waste $50.
i googled it and found pics of the same radio and it didnt have any aux plugs in da back but i found this on bestbuy iSimple - Apple® iPod® Direct Connect Kit for Select Vehicles (Basic Install Included) - ISFD73
iskwezm
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Be aware Best Buy has the ****tiest warranty in the industry.They give you 30 days.I work for AAMP which owns iSimple as well as 9 other brands.We would cover the remainder of the warranty if you should need it.
cool thanks this kit looked really good. the wires were all slpice together perfectly and it sounds awesome
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