I see there are more than one... Which is best scosche, AI, or another?

Try to find Metro.

Do you have a link?

http://www.amazon.com/Metra-99-5027-...it+ford+ranger

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2009 Ford Ranger XLT 4x4 4.0 4 dr 60/40 seat mod,Bedrug,Bushwacker flares,Pioneer USB radio,Lund tonneau cover,bed X-tender,auto headlights,auto dim rear view mirror,OHC,Dual lighted visors,alarm system,power lock tailgate,K&N air filter, 2pc.window visors,EGR bed caps, Westin bug deflector,Air shocks,Aries Brush Guard,ReadyLift Levelling Kit,Goodyear 265/75/16's,Custom console, dash mat,remote start,Heated/signal mirrors KC 151 driving lights backup camera W/7"monitor blind spot cameras

I got mine at Walmart. Don't know what brand it was, but other than having about a million tabs you had to cut off (it fit about 20 different vehicles), it worked perfectly. It's been installed for about 2 or 3 years now, and I love the added cubby hole.

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2000 Ford Ranger XLT
Extended Cab
3.0 Flex
4x4
Manual Transmission
Offroad Package

Sorry, yes, I meant Metra.

Thought I'd let anyone know - I ended up getting a scosche FD1327B mounting kit and a metra 70-1771 wiring adapter. Both are high quality pieces. Opted for the scosche because it was cheap and available for 2-day shipping on amazon prime. Love that service.

Anyway, install went great. Got my JVC KD-R760 receiver installed in about 25 minutes. No amp, no new speakers. Just head unit. Note that this install kit says it is only for 95-2003 rangers, but I used it perfectly on my 2008 xl.

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I had a generic SD enclosure on the Focus when I bought it before I got a double din Kenwood HD unit. Realized how much I used the cubby below the single din Aiwa head- CD's, cell phone, parking receipts, fitted clip ones form the prescription glasses I had back then, etc.