Ford Stereo Swap

I imagine it's pretty plug and play. You can probably find those head units for $10 or sneak out of a junk yard. But really they are total shit. Buy a decent aftermarket head unit. Single din and you get extra storage space.

I know on the older P71's with the thin fleet radios they had a different plug, I believe the 2011 was the same way. You're most likely going to have to do some cut/splice work.

Also, look for an escape audiophile unit, much better than the stock radio.

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>>16185165
Its hard to find aftermarket with tape decks. Seems weird to really want one but I've always wanted a tape player in my car. Got a ton of tapes from my uncle way back and dont have anywhere to play them. Its why I mentioned this one from Mercury in specific.

In the end I guess I'll just do whatever works so long as I get a cd player or an aux port at least. Just only having the option to listen to radio makes me wanna blow my brains out.

I'm sure there an answer for for your question in a PI FAQ on a forum for crown Vic's somewhere.

You may be able to find a wiring harness otherwise you'll need to splice, Im sure they make replacement deck trays aswell so you'll just need that and a deck.
It is extremely easy and you should look at replacing the paper speakers after that.

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It's easy. Especially since you're swapping a radio from the same model. I did something similar in a Ranger and had to do some hacking. But it fits. Now I just need to put some foam to dampen rattles.

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Also, wiring-wise it was plug and play so it might be the same for you.