Mounting a GPS
Mountain Pass
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Im having trouble creating my gallery. Everytime I list the info about my truck and the title of the gallery and I move onto the next step, i get an error message. Do any of you guys know what my problem could be?
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From: Trophy Club Texas
Well...I have decided to bite the bullet and get an indash unit. 99% decided on the Pioneer AVIC-Z1. Saw a 2006 F-250 the other day with one, and if you didn't know it, you would think it was a factory installed unit. It had just been installed, so the owner didn't have any opinions about it other than to say he liked the looks. Found the units locally for $1799, plus $200 for installation. That doesn't include Ipod interface or sattelite radio, but I'm not too interested in those anyway...
Only thing I might add is the rear camera, another $250 installed. Just haven't decided on that yet.
If anone has any real life experience that might convince me, one way or the other, I would be happy to hear from you.
dp
Only thing I might add is the rear camera, another $250 installed. Just haven't decided on that yet.
If anone has any real life experience that might convince me, one way or the other, I would be happy to hear from you.
dp
Tuned
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From: Brew City, USA New Berlin
I just pull out the cupholder and set the GPS on top of it.
I have a Garmin Streetpilot 2720 and using the sand-bag mount it fits perfectly. Sits right on the top. I have a remote antenna wire run behind the dash to the antenna which sits on the dash near the side pillar.
I have a Garmin Streetpilot 2720 and using the sand-bag mount it fits perfectly. Sits right on the top. I have a remote antenna wire run behind the dash to the antenna which sits on the dash near the side pillar.
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