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MASHBY

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Hi Guys
Well ive just been for a ride in my mates Acura and it has great Sat Nav System.I was thinking Ive got to get one of these for the Stang.However have a look on a few sites there doesnt seem to be any double din size.Just the flip out screen.Which I dont realy want so does anyone know of any?Or which are the best.I really dont want a portable unit.
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Put a PC in your car and call it a day.

You then will have GPS, DVD, endless MP3's, wireless internet, free XM(if you can find the wireing harness needed). I put together a system in a friends Eclipse for under $1100, and that was including the VGA LCD for the dash.
 

wannabe2000GT

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get a double din navigation unit off ebay. eclipse and pioneer make good ones. if you have a 2001+ year it will go right into the radio slot and look awesome with dvd, navi, radio, sat radio, and cd/mp3 playback.
 

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Yeah they make some touch screen nav units that fit right in the double din enclosure. They look factory in most cases, do some more searching like others suggested, heres a pic of the screen they used in the SN65:

 

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My Range Rover already had the Pioneer AVIC-N1 installed in it when I bought it. I love the Pioneer, and was looking at putting one in my Mustang as well. Pioneer does make a double DIN unit, the AVIC-D2 http://www.crutchfield.com/S-wKxSiFtGUXk/cgi-bin/ProdView.asp?g=182350&I=130AVICD2 . The one drawback between the N1 and the D2 is the N1 can play DVDs while the D2 (double DIN) can't.

I also saw on the Crutchfield.com site that Eclipse also has a Double DIN unit (the AVN5435 http://www.crutchfield.com/S-wKxSiFtGUXk/cgi-bin/ProdView.asp?g=182350&I=099AVN5435 ). I'm not familiar witht he Eclipse brand, but it does seem to have really good reviews.

Both of the units would look like a factory install in the Mustang.
 
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