Installed my Yaesu FTM-400 ham radio which meant pulling wire and completely removing the center console. Only 6 panel pieces, 6 bolts, and two wires to remove the entire unit. Quick note, lift the rear of the console up and then pull back or a couple of screw heads may pull off the trailer brake override control face. Ask me how I know.
The picture I forgot to take was putting a one inch hole in the bottom rear (slanted surface) of the console to pop the wire up into the console.
Final product:
The antenna is using a Diamond lip bracket, the radio body and head are using 3M removable Velcro tape. I used a copious number of Velcro strips for solid attachment, and it is solid. I will be relocating the head once an A-pillar grab bar mount becomes available. It's usable for now but not ideal for viewing while driving.
Not pictured with the radio body is the Anderson power pole brick for other accessory power attachment. Right now the radio is directly plugged to the 10 gauge wire (power pole connection). The brick needs to be screwed in but I need to acquire a couple 1/4 inch plastic or wood screws,
The radio body speaker points into the console body below the junk drawer/arm rest which makes a nice sound chamber for loud crisp vocal audio.