domer240

I removed center vents, relocated heater controls to the opening where center vents were, istalled stero in old heater control area (lil trimming and mounting was tricky) then installed the 6' monitor (once again trimming and mods) topped it off with a new PS2 mini in glovebox and rear view camera option....total time 5-6 hrs...total investment $1700.00

Bryan

nice

but you posted it before here

domer240

Yes I have, but since I have added PS2 and new deck plus rearview cam...will have new pics in just a few days !

Bryan

awesome

CowboyTurbo

cute

Waynehead05

dope

Slidin240

Looks good.

thekage

How do you see the TV with that blindingly red Shifter and boot?
lol
Just jonesin you man. Looks like good work.

Initial Daniel

Thats cool...how did you re-route the air ducts and all...?

domer240

I simply routed the "air" into the floor ducts.....made a "T" and sealed it w/ epoxy !

Ghettostamps

how did you get the shifter cover and monitor cover into one peice
did you make that yourself?

ACE_20

THATS []D[] []\/[] []D

240-kid

Nice bling
What monitor is that?

catchup

Looks real good like it was meant to be there.

TiggsCRX

Not to jack or anything...but..

http://www.theyouthhaven.org/images/DSC00010.JPG
http://www.theyouthhaven.org/images/240sxone.JPG

Just thought I'd share a similar setup.

Only thing is, I'm running a full AMD 1.83Ghz pc.. a "carputer"
Built it all myself, all small form factor, microATX etc. Very small pc sitting in the hatch. Total cost (uncluding sub, 4 new speakers and two amps) was around $1,000.

BTW it's a touch screen.

I just wish I took an extra second when I was mounting the screen to realize I didn't need to trim my bezel thingy like I did, looks like crap now (I did it in a hurry) and hope to find a replacement one asap.

edit: I changed the pics to be links, didn't realize they were so huge.