370Z 40th Anniversary Edition

Equinox

could always go with a single DIN nav system with a motorized flip up screen, it would sit at the top of your radio hole, and the screen would flip up an inch under where the stock nav woudl have been. Mind you the motorized screen isn't as sturdy, especially if it's touch screen and you just push the screen in every time, but hey, it's something lol. I agree with the fact that the stock nav looks great in the car, and that the Nismo and 40th should come with it, but I can't change how it comes. Maybe ripping out the center console and replacing it with the stock with nav center console? Not sure how viable that is.

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scruffydog

I've checked....I even listed out all the parts need for this retro fit procedure. It will cost easily $6K to $10K for a Touring model, and even more for a base model for wiring harness. That being said, this doesn't even include the cost in respect to labor or the time I'm willing to put in the project.

So yea, not viable... =(

FricFrac

Wow - you're looking in the wrong places... what equipment were you looking at for that price?

I just picked up a 800x480 (High res) double Din Nav package with backup and reversing sonar (tells you how far away you are from objects) full DVD, DivX, 7" screen, etc for just over $600. Added a remote screen for another $150.

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scruffydog

I'm looking at the Factory OEM Nav Retro-fit procedure, the parts does add up to $6000-$10K.