Hey to all,

Was curious to see if any other Ford fans out there would be interested in purchasing a 7" Touchscreen w/ VGA (computer video cable) an 2x Video RCA inputs, all mounted neatly in a fiberglassed surround that fits straight in the triangular piece above ur ICC (Radio Cd Player).

Screen can be used for video playback, xbox/360, ps2/3, reversing camera, GPS or Carputer.

I made one for my own Carputer Setup in my Ford Ba XLS because there was no other aftermarket accessory out on the market. Hence why i am asking you all now if anyone is interested an i will make some up.

Setup will come with 7" LCD Touch Screen (Quality is perfect, can run a 1024x768) able to cearly watch movies, has tint feature for day.

and Fiberglass surrounds painted or unpainted. Paint is a Acylic metallic colour that is a shade darker then the ICC , but looks nice.

Screen does not obstruct viewing an is in a safe area appose to needing to look down at a cd player while driving.

Going price is $650 Mark Neg. pending on how many people order.

Pease Post ur comments.





only had phone camera avail for pics but can get more if required

Looks interesting.

I'm not in the market unfortunately, but this sure looks like it deserves to get some response.

You putting this out anywhere other than Fordmods?

I'd have personal concerns on whether it would attract attention from the boys in blue but don't know what is or is not allowed to be any sort of expert on the subject.


Lukeyson

I wouldn't be too keen on it legality wise.. it all looks pretty professional though.

I'm curious as to the legality of this also... Looks great

i Also but yeh, its the same as having a navman but looks neater has a few more functions an bigger viewing area lol thats how i see it an driver navs legal,

ill get pics of all the other stuff in there hopefully this wkend, think i said that a week ago

Thanks for your comments

the first DJR had the same idea. dont think it took off. i toyed with it when i had my ba, but abandoned it for removing the cig lighter and placing the second screen in the tissue box area.