My First Mod
 

it is like baby steps

Looks nice, i like the end result. What do you have it for, back up cam? Nav? Video?

:tup: Great job

wow that actually looks really nice :tup: one of the reasons i don't like the aftermarket HU's is because it seemed like they could only be placed down low, but that location looks great. you have a camera on that?

Nice, did you do that your self?

Thanks guys!

so far its just a Navi, but has an extension port for AV in, so backup cam is next.

I did it with some help. The frame is plexiglass and it is wrapped in black leather (matches the dash exactly which was a nice surprise)

And I used the DIY for installing an aftermarket radio on this forum to take appart the dash to get to the cubby. =)


** gotta admit I couldnt have done it without my pops**

Gj man:tup:

Looks pretty good. Buy a mac mini and stuff it in the glove box.

Cool, what did you use to mount the plexiglass to the car, and the screen to the plexiglass?

Looks good!

+1000000

cool. that's not 'baby steps'! :D baby steps is like doing ricor emblems and such.

any more picts? :p

Nice. It's so clean I had to look for a minute just to spot what you did. ;)

looks nice, think it would look a whole lot better if you could some how use the leather from the door that was there with the stitching down the middle

:iagree:

Wow, I really like that! I may have to do a similar setup.

hey nice work!

someone requested additional pictures =)
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yah, i creeped your picutres... gotta say the same to you man!

Very Nice, Awesome work,:tiphat: are you considering making anymore of these plexiglass cubby hole frames, and how much did all the work cost you supplies and time.

Hi...

Supplies were about 5 dollars.
The plexi glass was from a hardware store, and the leather was from an old sofa pillow, just happened that the leather matched the dash exactly.

Time was a few hours all together. I probably wouldnt do any more of them because I would have to take out the one I have now to make sure subsequent frames have the same fitting.

Highly recommend people to try this DIY because you cant really screw anything up on the car.