give him a call again. If he is rude just tough it out because this is such a good deal don't want to see your pride ruin it. Tell him to reissue your paypal payment request. Keep me informed or jeff blue i will call for you if it gets to that level
Frank

Count me in as well....thanks!

Jeffblue...i'm interested in the backup camera setup for oem 09 nav system but too many pages in this post to read...what is the cost & need more info on installation, hardware & operation.

I just want to see on the oem nav behind me when I put my bar in reverse then turn off when driving forward.

thxs.

did this get resolved ?

PM'd you back

yea the navtool and a camera is what you need.

/\ read through entire posting, Jeffblue can I get into this group buy?

I would like to buy...what's the cost for Navtool & kenwood camera?

thxs

the navtool is 175 with the group buy price. The group buy is open till the end of the year. the kenwood camera is 150 i believe. but you can get a less expensive camera if you want.

I'm in for the navtool, please PM with instructions to how I can get it.:tiphat:

Interested. 2009 370z Black MT

A little late to the game... Have a 2010 370Z Roadster, wanted a rear cam since the day I bought it... Is it too late to get in on the deal you have?

i'm gonna contact them tomorrow. for now just send me an pm containing your Paypal email address. and your country.

PM bdl99

Interested in the camera set up. For those that have done it, what's the level of difficualty? After reading 26 pages, sounds fairly straight forward. But this Z owner has zero, nada, zilch experience pulling apart a car and is more than a little worried about messing with my baby.

You can do it if you have a clean dry place to work and are willing to work patiently and slowly, following the direction and use the proper tools. I did it in two hours with fair experience with mods. Most people do it in under 4 hours by themselves. The hardest part for me was fishing the wires thru the bumper behind the license plate. But it is just takes patience and time.

Dizzy,

I was in the same boat you're in, hadn't worked on a car in 30+years but when I tackled the installation I found Brian's instructions flawless and very well thought out. I have a roadster to and the only problem I had was running the camera wire from the trunk to the interior of the car. Brian's install was for a coupe and there was no way I could fish the wire through the center of the car. I think it had to do with where and how the top retracts. But I found a very easy was to access the the interior and keep the wire completely hidden. I send Brian the pictures of where I took the wire. Hope this helps.

I appreciate the feedback guys. If I can still get a kit, I'll give it a try.

PM sent.

has anybody tried avelectronics.com? i've never used them myself, but i've heard of them... and they've actually been around for a very long time... considerably cheaper too i think...