It's worth noting too that http://www.crutchfield.com has quite an extensive research base that will help you significantly in figuring out what you will need for your specific application, as well as some dimensional limits for headunit and speaker depth and the like. They also have great customer ...

In the signature is where I am supposed to put the parts that are still factory? No, your post above is fine for that. But at the top of the window in the upper-right corner, click "User Control Panel" and in the next window on the left click "Profile". Scroll to the bottom and under "Year and Trim ...

In searching the forum there's good information on what adapters and trim plates to get, but it also depends on what factory audio system your car came with. You say you have an aftermarket JVC system, but we don't know if you have Bose audio or Non-Bose audio speaker & amp parts. Can you update ...

My expertise on upgrading a Bonneville's entertainment systems is pretty strictly limited to the 92-99 body style. However, after reading your post and seeing it sit, I figured I'd pass on my thoughts regarding your questions:

1.) I think it will likely fit, there's actually a good number of posts ...

So I recently started working on my sound system in my car, but currently I have a *shoot* little JVC head unit. I am deciding to go with a touch screen panel, specifically the Kenwood DDX9702S .

Questions:
1.) Will it fit without hassle?
2.) Do I need to buy any extra parts? (besides wire harness ...