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Advent OGM-1 nav unit for 2007-UP GM trucks and SUV's. The unit is like new. There are no scratches or marks on any part of it. All accessories are fully functional. This is a great replacement for the factory units. Comes in all of the original packaging, with all of the original parts (gps, bluetooth mic, etc). Also included is the JLink cable for video playback from your iPod/iPhone.

 

From ADC mobile website:

Interfaces with factory backup camera (if equipped), interfaces with factory backup sensors (has a visual display of the sensors), runs iGo Primo nav software, reads CDs, DVDs, MP3 CDs, USB thumb drives, interfaces with factory XM (if equipped), has a Parrot bluetooth system, has iPod direct control cable included. Plug-and-play, no adapters or wire splicing needed (unless using factory backup camera).

 

Full details here:

http://www.adcmobile.com/category/navigation/navigation-advent/advent-navigation-gm/advent-gm-navi-chevrolet/

 

I'm asking $925 shipped. If you live near Kennesaw, GA you can come by and pick it up. PM for details.

 

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Bump. $900 shipped.

 

 

GLWS, I just purchased mine new from Walt and it arrives today, or I would have taken this off your hands....

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GLWS, I just purchased mine new from Walt and it arrives today, or I would have taken this off your hands....

 

Missed it by that much. Thanks for the bump, though.

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What all is needed/involved for factory reverse camera hookup? I have the factory reverse camera that shows up in my mirror, will this unit make it show up on the screen as well?

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What all is needed/involved for factory reverse camera hookup? I have the factory reverse camera that shows up in my mirror, will this unit make it show up on the screen as well?

 

Yes, you can incorporate your camera with this unit. Refer to this thread for details:

http://www.gm-trucks...howtopic=145376

 

A quick call to Walt at ADC Mobile is always the easiest option.

 

Edit: And I think all you'll need is an RCA adaptor wire which Walt can provide you.

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First post on the forum and you low ball hahahaha yard sales start in the morning champ set your alarm

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Yea no one let's these go that cheap.

 

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First post on the forum and you low ball hahahaha yard sales start in the morning champ set your alarm

Yea i guess i forgot to say no low ball offers, haha.

 

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$600? email me, [email protected]

Just too low man, sorry.

 

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Ok guys $875 shipped. Need to get this gone. This is a great deal.

 

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If I had a 900 series I would buy it. Sorry I wish I could help out

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Thanks for the replies chawkins. Was getting pretty lonely on here.

 

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