SCOSCHE SHIPS DASH KIT FOR NISSAN ALTIMA

Written by Michael G

Wednesday, 24 June 2009 10:53

Scosche Industries is pleased to introduce a new dash kit for the Nissan Altima. Shipping this month, the NN1660B “Custom Kit, Factory Fit” installation kit will fit Nissan Altima cars manufactured in 2005 and 2006.

For a seamless installation of an aftermarket head unit, the NN1660B is designed to accommodate an ISO Double DIN mount. The kit is painted to match the factory radio and is made of high strength ABS/PC material. Designed to match the factory contour, the NN1660B offers custom installers a perfect fit.

This vehicle specific installation kit will retail at $19.95 and includes all the necessary hardware and installation instructions. For a complete aftermarket installation, Scosche also manufacturers the matching harness, NN03B and matching antenna adapter, NDAB. The new Nissan Altima kit and all Scosche products are available at specialty retailers across the nation. Visit www.scosche.com for more “Custom Kit, Factory Fit” products.

About Scosche Industries

Scosche Industries, founded in 1980 by Roger and Scotia Alves, is a leading manufacturer of high quality car audio installation accessories and products. Scosche recently introduced its BlueLife line of Bluetooth interfaces allowing users to wirelessly transmit music from an iPod or MP3 player in the vehicle or home. The publisher of the Auto Sound Encyclopedia, Scosche Industries manufactures and markets four distinct lines of product. These brands include Scosche®, EFX®, Accumat® and SoundKase®. With a dealer network of over 2,000, numerous O.E.M. products, and 54 patents, Scosche Industries is a proven leader in the automotive aftermarket business. For more information visit our website at www.scosche.com

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