FORD FUSION DASH KIT FROM SCOSCHE NOW SHIPPING

Written by Michael G

Monday, 05 October 2009 18:18

Scosche Industries announced it is now shipping a new installation kit for the 2010 Ford Fusion. The FD1443B “Custom Kit, Factory Fit” dash kit offers custom installers a quality choice with automotive-grade components when upgrading a factory radio for the popular vehicle. The signature Scosche design features no cutting or modification of the dash kit when installing a Double DIN aftermarket head-unit and accommodates an ISO Double DIN mount or an ISO Single DIN mount with pocket. The FD1443B is painted to match the factory dash color, is made of high strength ABS/PC material, and matches the factory contour. The FD1443B also includes all of the necessary hardware and detailed installation instructions.

The FD1443B is now available at specialty retailers across the nation and will retail for $129.95. For a complete aftermarket installation, Scosche also manufactures matching stereo replacement interface, the FDSR and the antenna adapter, the CRAB. Visit www.scosche.com for more information on this and other “Custom Kit, Factory Fit” products.
Scosche FD1443B

About Scosche Industries

Scosche Industries is an award-winning innovator of car audio and portable electronics accessories. Scosche is founded on its commitment to quality, value and customer service. With over 55 patents and countless industry awards it is easy to see that Scosche is consistently at the forefront of technology and innovation. Scosche Industries is the parent company of several distinct brands including: Scosche, REALM, EFX, BlueFusion and Accumat. Founded in 1980, Scosche is still 100% family owned and operated with over 120 great people alongside them. For more information visit our website at www.scosche.com.

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