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Can this door be removed, and how easy would it be to add an aftermarket nav (or all in one) unit into this space with making it fit? Looking to
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Interior door (no nav)
 Can this door be removed, and how easy would it be to add an aftermarket nav (or all in one) unit into this space with making it fit? Looking to find a way to go aftermarket nav and have it look as clean (if not better) than the stock unit. If I am able to go all in one, would it be easy to blank out the lower half (not the temp gauges of course)? |
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02-19-2009, 05:32 PM
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isn't there a thread about this already....someone installed a nav system in the cubby hole
i'll find it for you EDIT: start from here First Aftermarket Nav install in a 370Z 12.16.08 Last edited by nogoodname; 02-19-2009 at 05:36 PM. |
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