PICS OF TV-IN-VISOR INSTALL!
08-03-2001 | 05:42 AM
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PICS OF TV-IN-VISOR INSTALL!
hope you enjoy! this was done for a customer with a red lowrider mini.
we are offering it to online customers as well. all we need are your visors!
$75 per visor, $90 per tv, $315 total package.
if you guys want detailed instructions, reply here and i will go through them for you. later. (our cl is getting them too)
08-03-2001 | 11:56 AM
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its your standard 4 inch, what most everybody uses in visors. it may look small because i made the frame to only fit the viewing area, and not the entire frame of the tv. it looks much better that way.
it is also a truck visor, so it is fairly large compared to most cars. could have easily fit a 5.6" but he only wanted the 4.
it is also a truck visor, so it is fairly large compared to most cars. could have easily fit a 5.6" but he only wanted the 4.
08-03-2001 | 02:17 PM
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Originally posted by rmstoico:
<STRONG>its your standard 4 inch, what most everybody uses in visors. it may look small because i made the frame to only fit the viewing area, and not the entire frame of the tv. it looks much better that way.
it is also a truck visor, so it is fairly large compared to most cars. could have easily fit a 5.6" but he only wanted the 4.</STRONG>
<STRONG>its your standard 4 inch, what most everybody uses in visors. it may look small because i made the frame to only fit the viewing area, and not the entire frame of the tv. it looks much better that way.
it is also a truck visor, so it is fairly large compared to most cars. could have easily fit a 5.6" but he only wanted the 4.</STRONG>
08-04-2001 | 06:13 AM
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I've got the Alpine CVA 800 and I had an on/off switch installed where the blank spot is opposite of where the seat heater button is. My installer were cool to do it but from what i know, you gotta look under the cupholders and splice the wires and then connect them to a switch. Real easy.
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