I know from my own install that most double DIN units don't "technically" fit, which is probably why Crutchfield didn't list anything. Many can easily be made to fit though, by cutting out a section of the plastic support behind the factory stereo. I didn't take pics when I did mine, but I still have the cutout chunk of plastic laying around that I could take a pic of so you know what you're looking at. The exact stereo I put in was the Pioneer avh-x5500bhs, there's a pic of it installed in my garage on my profile if you want to see it installed. You can lookup that models dimensions and use it as a reference for whatever you're looking at.
Main thing to consider is depth, and whatever my Pioneer is, that's going to be about the limit of what you can fit in there. To run my USB cable I bought a right angle adapter because the straight plug was preventing me from getting the unit all the way in. I've noticed some newer models have the jacks in the back further recessed though so that may help a lot. Also take note, the double DIN install kit doesn't play well with double DIN units that have motorized flip out faces. It can be made to work though if you hog out a bunch of material with a dremel. I can take a closeup pic of mine with the face down to give you an idea if that would help.
Besides that, there's also a special adapter that has to be run all the way back to the trunk to install an aftermarket deck, not difficult, just annoying and time consuming. All of the specific info should be readily available in other threads on here, that's where I found most of what I know about putting them in. If someone really wants detailed pics of how to put one in or how I did my Roadmaster HVAC install (which I approached a little differently than anyone else as far as I know) you'll have to beg and plead and likely bribe me to get me to rip it all back out and create a detailed write up. :wink2:
