GPS, Bluetooth, USB, Digital Tach and Temp Gage on 93 K1500

93gmc$$ · March 29, 2014

So maybe it's a little redneck, but who says you can't have all of the latest toys in a 21 year old truck!

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mike94silverado · March 30, 2014

I don't see anything redneck it's all integrated nicely. And yes who says you can't have a 93 with the latest stuff... Some times I wish I had gotten a 90s crew cab and done it with the latest aftermarket electronics over buying my 2010....Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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mike94silverado · April 4, 2014

any other pics of the truck?

93gmc$$ · April 21, 2014

any other pics of the truck?

Here ya go. One Bone Stock 93 K1500 4x4

copperheadcreek · April 30, 2014

Very nice! What kind of nav unit is that and how in the world did you get it in there that nicely??!!

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Daryl LBZ · April 30, 2014

Nice! Giving me ideas for my 88 when I redo the interior.

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00Silverado4x4 · April 30, 2014

This is a sweet looking truck. I hope once I'm done fixing up my old '76 it'll turn out as nice...

93gmc$$ · May 1, 2014

Very nice! What kind of nav unit is that and how in the world did you get it in there that nicely??!!

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It's a Garmin Street Pilot 2720. Bought it on ebay for about $100, they're discontinued now, but who cares. To mount it, I took a dremel to the OEM Cassette tape rack (does anyone remember what those were?) and cut away some of the plastic, and then fabbed a bracket out of aluminum. Believe it or not, there is no external antenna on this install, the plastic of the dash lets the signal through, no problem!

copperheadcreek · May 2, 2014

Very awesome man. I might just snag that idea for my own truck. It's just too awesome.

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copperheadcreek · May 3, 2014

did you hard wire the garmin?

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93gmc$$ · May 5, 2014

did you hard wire the garmin?

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You bet. I cut up the cigarette lighter plug that came with the Garmin and wired it to a switched 12V source. The red button below the unit turns the power on and off (the Garmin's power switch is on the side, so I just turned it to ON). It is also touch screen, so all of the functions are easy to get at. Not bad for $100!