Thread: GPS car kits
View Single Post
Old 02-06-2005, 16:03   #6
bopdude
Inactive
 
bopdude's Avatar
 
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Teesside
Posts: 8,315
bopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny stars
bopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny starsbopdude has a pair of shiny stars
Send a message via MSN to bopdude
Re: GPS car kits

Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave Stones
depends how reasonable you mean. i currently have:

orange spv m1000 running tomtom navigator 3

one of http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...tem=5190662451 (has a ciggy charger and a port to plug in wired GPS doodahs)

one of http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...tem=5769693476
(bluetooth, and has ciggy charger)

works perfectly fine here
Not bad at a glance, by reasonable, I'm looking at no more than £100, if possible, quite a few around so I should get sorted out, gonna look down town tomorrow to see what they have kicking about beforeI commit myself to online buying ( not a big fan )
bopdude is offline   Reply With Quote