Drop-in sat-nav'

[quixote]

Anyone seen this?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NISSAN-TE...050347?pt=Car_Audio_Video&hash=item1e8832d02b

 

[Sweety]

That'll take some chopping up of the dash as it's a double din unit the factory unit is only single din with a din & a half front plate:augie For that sort of money you could get a much better stereo without the satnav

 

[quixote]

Friend of mine just pointed me to it as we'd been discussing the crap OE fascia. Hadn't seen it before so decided to run it by the forum for opinion :thumb2

 

[makeitfit]

If you were to go down that route, the patrol ones are better and cheaper

 

[supergnome]

More junk fron China!

 

[arcascomp]

If you were to go down that route, the patrol ones are better and cheaper

Trouble is, the rest of the Patrol to go around it costs more!

Looking to fit a standard single din radio to my new T2 and of course it needs a panel making up, or the 'pukka' thing that Nissan did - don't want to make a tit of the truck by creating a hideous filler panel, but equally, don't want to spend silly money for the real one.

Anyone got a facsia panel going spare for beer tokens?

 

[quixote]

Seems to me to be a bit of a half-assed design, to be honest. Not sure if the 'cassette player' actually works or not either, not that I have any cassette to put in it. And it certainly doesn't lend itself to fitting an aftermarket stereo unit. Bit shit, all thing's considered :nenau

 

[arcascomp]

I believe that later models were fitted with a standard DIN stereo and the fascia plate instead of the custom cassette player - I have the CD changer under my seat, so it's not all bad, but I also have a Chinese crap single din stereo with a wee screen on that I used to have connected to a rear view camera that was a nice wee touch.

 

[Banshee]

More junk fron China!

+1 :doh