Final thoughts:
We loved this fake stereo faceplate idea to hide your aftermarket car stereo. Walking by at a quick glance, you wouldn’t think twice that this was a fake. We’ve seen other die-cast dummy stereo covers on the market, that use suction cups which could leave a nasty residue. While die-cast covers do have the benefits of a physical texture, there are times they won’t fit every stereo application and often require some modification. Due to the flexible nature of the Stereo Cling, it can flex and fit virtually any double din display. Stereo Clings price is right as well. Certainly cheaper than having your car broken into!
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5 comments
lol is this seriously a thing?
It seems dumb but it would probably work unless a thief wanted to steal a stock stereo!
LOL
This might be the dumbest “article” I’ve ever seen
makes sense. a quick glance through the window makes it looks like an uninteresting old-style stock radio. If you blew some serious money on a new digital screen head unit, it may payoff in not getting your windows smashed and the real head unit stolen. Inexpensive deterrent that may work.