I'll take some pix of the Street Pilot this weekend at the Freshwater Tour and post them next week.

 

info on the install is here:
http://forums.s2ki.com/forums/showthread.p...&threadid=19475


I dont have a great shot of the NAV box itself, but it sits under the passenger seat...fits fine

 

Ive got the Streetpilot III deluxe also and I love it. Ive got mine hardmounted using RAM mounts. Its a solid arm that can be set however you like. There is a new pilot that is supose to be excellent. It has a remote and faster route calculation than mine does, and a touch screen. I use it in my S and in my Volvo - perfect for transfering between cars and I bet its as good as any dash system. This is not my car, but mine is exactly the same.

 

I have a Garmin in my Range Rover hard mounted. I looked at the RAM mounts some time ago. Could you get a pic of how the mount is actually connected to the vehicle? Does it use the seat rails as it's mounting point, or did you have to drill the transmission tunnel?

Thanks.

 

I have the garmin sitting on the mount it came with on top of the dash. In some VERY spirited driving at the Freshwater Tour this weekend, it did not fall.

 

I'm using a handheld PDA/GPS combo.

In the S with a vent mount:


And in the beater with a windshield mount:


The PDA is an iPaq 2215 (I need CF and SD memory slots) and I'm currently using the Navman 4410 w/bluetooth. Maps and software are decent; it works okay, haven't had problems, and it does what I need it to do. Haven't found a need to switch over to other software/maps yet even though the maps are by Tele Atlas.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by SCoach
I have a Garmin in my Range Rover hard mounted.

 

I forgot that thing was there! Excellent idea. Yes, if you could get a picture, that would be most helpful.

 

I have an iPAC 4355, a Belkin Bluetooth GPS receiver and an Arkon Multimedia mount. Works great!

Check out pictures 19, 20 and 21 in my S2000 gallery: http://www.twowiresthin.com/S2000/

 

I ecourage the portable units....move between cars and let your wife/girlfriend use it when they need it. Also, the firmware and compact flash is upgradable. Roadmate 700