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VeeHello again.
Can the 70 Series etc cars be retro fitted with the optional extra pop-up Sat Nav?
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Tuesday 21st May 2013, 19:47 #1Senior Member
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Thanked 76 Times in 67 Posts70 Series Sat Nav
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Tuesday 21st May 2013, 19:54 #2Senior Member
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Thanked 76 Times in 67 PostsJeez, that looks fun. I've started something now! lol
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Thanked 2,222 Times in 1,791 PostsOh you've saved me asking about this, I saw a V70 for sale recently that had the pop up satnav in the dash, is this something that replaces the subwoofer?, what sort of satnav was it?..
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Thanked 7,752 Times in 5,648 PostsSaw that in action. It was nice to see it working and even nicer to see a built in sat nav in a volvo that actually worked lol.
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Thanked 1,841 Times in 1,058 PostsI saw Hball's install at the Southern meet too. It was bloody brilliant. I bought the popup dash sat nav stuff from a breaker. Just trying to find the time to get on with it. Id like to try and get a tom tom in there!
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Friday 24th May 2013, 22:27 #7Senior Member
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Could you fit a pop up sat nav from another car with simular system
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Thanked 76 Times in 67 PostsIs the wiring loom equipped to take a sat Nav? ie, is it a standard loom that's fitted to all v70's etc?
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