Zomie

Well, I have heard a few things from people that wanted to install computers in their cars???

Well, I think I found the perfect donor, seach for a Toshiba Libretto, you can get a good used one on ebay that will run most apps for about $300 or so that is what I pain for mine, I don't have any intentions on installing it in my car but, I know some people do.

They are about the size of a VHS tape are fully functional laptops with a screen that could easily taken off and placed elsewhere.

Just some ideas for those who think they need to do something diffrent!

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95 Camaro 3.4L M5,
-Flowmaster muffler 80 series with quad tips,
-White Racing Stripes
-LeBra front end cover,
-Interior purple neons
-2000 Trans Am rims
-Car audio
180 Watt Kenwood head unit
jbl's all around
3 10" Jensen 375 watt subs with a 250 watt amp and a 500 watt amp(I know its cheap but I really don't want to kill any little old ladies)
http://members.glis.net/zomie

PaulN64

though a little more expensive, this is what I'm getting for my car http://gnetcanada.com/

I'm getting the Memphis with the OBD II and maybe the navigation also. Since I already have a screen, I can monitor the engine diagnostics directly on my Pioneer screen and other stuff.

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1997 Camaro Z-28 SS #0728

Flowmaster, Hooker Header tips, BMR strut tower brace, lower control arm and relocation bracket, Optima Yellow Top battery, Granatelli lowering springs, KYB AGX shocks, Lakewood panhard rod, Bear bump steer, 17 x 9.5 Z06 rims

Audio/Video:
Head Unit ----- Pioneer AVX-P7000CD
Master Unit --- Pioneer AVM-P9000R
DVD Player ---- Pioneer XDV-P9

Front --- Focal Polykevlar 165K2 w/ TN-51 tweeters
Rear ---- Focal Polykevlar 165K2
Sub ----- Lightning Audio 10.2.4
Amp ----- Phoenix Gold XS6600

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