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Originally Posted by SeattleLion I just bought my 370. Let's say I am old enough to have owned one of the first 240Z's that were sold in the U.S. When
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Yes I did. It's great. I had a local mod shop do it. I used the new NavTool for the 2010 Z to provide the interface. I am sure it cost more using the mod shop I did (they generally do very high end sports car work), but the job is perfect. It is invisible (the NavTool is behind the dash, where it has to be according to the installers). The camera is mounted above and to the left of the license plate. All in all, it looks and feels like it was a factory option. Last edited by SeattleLion; 10-12-2010 at 02:27 PM. |
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