YOUR RESEARCHPCM-1 Retrofit
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Hello all. I have the opportunity to get a PCM1 navigation system for a really good price (free). The good news is that all components are included (main unit, nav drive, and Nav CDs). The bad news ist that there are no wiring pigtails to speak of. My car is a 1999 C2. I know there are better systems out there but it is free and I do like the finished look of the system. Is this feasible?
IIRC, there is NO ABILITY to get updated maps which makes it worthless. While the oem look is nice, you are better off with aftermarket or windshield mount.
I am aware of the map situation. But the reality is that I drive the car under 1,000 miles a year and there aren't many (if any) new roads in the SF Bay area. Again the price of components is hard to beat.
I would try googling PCM1 retrofit. I searched a bit for you but couldn't find anyone who had done it because the effort:benefit ratio probably sucked....
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