Touchscreen Nav In A 2004 Sierra 2500 Hd Cc

By don0442
January 26, 2009 in Audio, Electronics & Software

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don0442

Posted January 26, 2009

Is there a way to put a touchscreen NAV radio in a 2004 HD2500 CC Dsl with the Bose system? Could someone provide a GM parts list? I have driven an 05 Denalli, and loved the touchscreen NAV.

2 months later...

dlfishel

Posted April 4, 2009

Try this place.

http://replacementradios.com/

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