FJ Cruiser Garmin Portable GPS Navigation System NOW AVAILABLE!

**FJ Bruiser** · 02-08-2007, 01:21 PM

On Sale Now!

Option 1: Complete kit with GPS, Docking Station and Wiring Harness for $775.00

Full featured GPS navigation with 256 color backlit screen, lithium-ion battery works for up to 20 hours, and the FJ Cruiser specific Docking Station charges the GPS unit while docked.

Enhanced Points of Interest programming includes addresses of every Toyota dealership and additional memory has been added for faster operation.

Option 2: For those of you who may already have the GPS, you can purchase just the Docking Station and Wiring Harness for $392.00

We have these available RIGHT NOW and ready to ship! Get yours today!

White Rim · 02-08-2007, 01:54 PM

installation details? So it runs on its own batteries and does not get power from the vehicle? Does not fit inside the gat box?

Could we see more pictures of the installation pls.

fivestar13 · 02-08-2007, 01:59 PM

Yes indeed. a few more details like: which garmin model is it, performance factors, turn by turn?, can we load topo maps to it? and other factors that I am sure others will ask.

Thanks!

**FJ Bruiser** · 02-08-2007, 02:28 PM

The unit that comes with the docking station is the Garmin Quest 2:

Garmin: Quest 2

The docking station replaces the storage compartment in the dash. The unit pops up when you want to use it and then folds away neatly while not in use. The GPS unit runs off of the vehicle battery with the supplied wiring kit that comes with the unit.

fivestar13 · 02-08-2007, 02:35 PM

Quote:

TACOZILLA previously said:

The unit that comes with the docking station is the Garmin Quest 2:

Garmin: Quest 2

The docking station replaces the storage compartment in the dash. The unit pops up when you want to use it and then folds away neatly while not in use. The GPS unit runs off of the vehicle battery with the supplied wiring kit that comes with the unit.

Awesome. Thanks for the detail/info. I am not a fan of losing anymore stowage space. Certainly a suction cup mount would suffice, no? Are FJs already set up for wiring?

Thanks!

**FJ Bruiser** · 02-08-2007, 02:50 PM

Quote:

fivestar13 previously said:

Awesome. Thanks for the detail/info. I am not a fan of losing anymore stowage space. Certainly a suction cup mount would suffice, no? Are FJs already set up for wiring?

Thanks!

I find that storage spaces in my vehicles become places to store crap that I should have thrown away but thought that I better hold on to it because I may need it one day...mainly like receipts! Basically, they fill with junk! So the less storage compartments = less crap in my rig!

White Rim · 02-08-2007, 02:59 PM

ok zilla we need several dozen detailed pics of the gatbox replacement install pls after waiting 10 months. you know?

it is nice that you can take the unit outta the rig and go hiking with it, waterproof etc.

**FJ Bruiser** · 02-08-2007, 03:06 PM

Quote:

White Rim previously said:

ok zilla we need several dozen detailed pics of the gatbox replacement install pls after waiting 10 months. you know?

it is nice that you can take the unit outta the rig and go hiking with it, waterproof etc.

Sorry, the photo in this thread is a Press Release photo. I don't have install pics. I have took it out of the package and looked at it. It is a simple panel replacement...installation should be a breeze!

**FJ Bruiser** · 02-08-2007, 04:18 PM

Another option we can do is just the docking station and wiring harness for $399.00. For those of you who may already have the GPS.

1 Bored Clerk · 02-08-2007, 04:59 PM

I will admit that I know little to nothing about GPS units, but after reading about the possibilities with the Quest 2, it sounds pretty cool.

The city stuff is all well and good, but the fact that you can download Topo info is what I really want...Being able to plot a route, set waypoints and POI's of your own would be great (if it can do all of that too).