Good Price?? 2006 H2 Lux. Pack

[pdxrealtor]

dvd, nav, blue, stock wheels/tires

27888 miles

dealer is asking $31744.00

3 month warranty / take back guarntee w/ in 3 months....

yae or nae????

[MVR 155]

Definately a good deal for an 06 Luxury with navi and those miles..... around the Chicagoland area that truck would be fetching ~$35K

[pdxrealtor]

Definately a good deal for an 06 Luxury with navi and those miles..... around the Chicagoland area that truck would be fetching ~$35K

thanks my fellow Seadoo brother....lol. We've got an rxp and rxpx.... Slightly faster... :D

I offered them 27k just because I really want a good deal. They've had it for over 70 days so I'm hoping they come down a bit.

[MVR 155]

Never hurts to go in low.... We've got alot in common... I'm also a realtor

[pdxrealtor]

Never hurts to go in low.... We've got alot in common... I'm also a realtor

To funny... how are you doing in this economy??

I spent 8 hours searching dealers web sites, craigs list, auto trader etc... and there is not one Hummer that is a even close to being a better deal than the one I'm looking at....

I have to just listen to my own words... I always tell buyers if the house comps out, and if it's a good deal... who cares if you pay full price????

It's hard though.....

[ROUSHDEMON]

Awwww, you guys should be friends on Facebook and share pictures and junk:clapping:

http://www.legaljuice.com/bff%20best%20friends%20forever-thumb.jpg

[pdxrealtor]

Awwww, you guys should be friends on Facebook and share pictures and junk:clapping:

http://www.legaljuice.com/bff%20best%20friends%20forever-thumb.jpg

lol

facebook ....lol

[Big.Z.hummin]

hey ive got a seadoo rxt. can i join this cool facebook clan?? :dancingbanana:

[porschett]

I have an 06 Lux w/27000 miles going off lease in December. The residual on it is $42K. I've been researching different sites for a price, and it looks like I'm going to offer $35K for it!

[Luv2Camp]

If it is at a gm dealer, see if they will certify it and add the extended gm bumper to bumper warranty. Approx $1000 and extends to 6 years from in service date and 100,000 which ever comes first. I can assure you that you will get that $1000 back in warranty work....

[Fastest H-Town Realtor]

Get a room, guys...Realtors...damn attention ho's.

[pdxrealtor]

Get a room, guys...Realtors...damn attention ho's.
:fdance:

[porschett]

Get a room, guys...Realtors...damn attention ho's.

I agree, it's all their fault! Obama had NOTHING TO DO WITH THIS MESS. He's going to save us, he's the "Chosen One"

Sorry, had to vent !!!!!

[MVR 155]

To funny... how are you doing in this economy??

I spent 8 hours searching dealers web sites, craigs list, auto trader etc... and there is not one Hummer that is a even close to being a better deal than the one I'm looking at....

I have to just listen to my own words... I always tell buyers if the house comps out, and if it's a good deal... who cares if you pay full price????

It's hard though.....

Doing OK with this economy, definately working harder for less money but we are getting by fine.

[pdxrealtor]

Doing OK with this economy, definately working harder for less money but we are getting by fine.

If there is ONE answer I hear more than any other when I ask that question... it's the one you just gave.

Glad to hear your doing good.

[MVR 155]

If there is ONE answer I hear more than any other when I ask that question... it's the one you just gave.

Glad to hear your doing good.

Well luckily I have been doing this a while (15 years), besides doing RE sales I also have an appraisal business along with playing with investment properties.... being a bit diversified in these times has definately been a big help..... I just recently took advantage of the downturn and scooped up a great deal on a forclosure property waaaaaay under market value that Im rehabbing to put back on the market.... doing a first rate rehab (gutted the bath with all new drywall, tub and tile, real hardwood, new doors and trim, paint, custom kitchen cabinets, granite counters and stainless appliances) and I will be able to throw it back on the market cheaper than the competition with a way superior product so it should sell fairly quickly.... Ive actually got a handful of people interested when its finished.

Anyone in this business who has weathered this storm is here to stay..... one good thing is this whole downturn has purged alot of the morons out, getting a R.E. license is easy, keeping one and making money with it over a long period is a whole different story... I cant believe some of the people I dealt with back when things were just rocking (2004-2006 at the peak).... I dont know how they made it from their bed to their car.... morons!! but in those times you didnt have to know $hit to make money..... those people are all long gone now, selling listings and representing buyers is not what it used to be.

[pdxrealtor]

Well luckily I have been doing this a while (15 years), besides doing RE sales I also have an appraisal business along with playing with investment properties.... being a bit diversified in these times has definately been a big help..... I just recently took advantage of the downturn and scooped up a great deal on a forclosure property waaaaaay under market value that Im rehabbing to put back on the market.... doing a first rate rehab (gutted the bath with all new drywall, tub and tile, real hardwood, new doors and trim, paint, custom kitchen cabinets, granite counters and stainless appliances) and I will be able to throw it back on the market cheaper than the competition with a way superior product so it should sell fairly quickly.... Ive actually got a handful of people interested when its finished.

Anyone in this business who has weathered this storm is here to stay..... one good thing is this whole downturn has purged alot of the morons out, getting a R.E. license is easy, keeping one and making money with it over a long period is a whole different story... I cant believe some of the people I dealt with back when things were just rocking (2004-2006 at the peak).... I dont know how they made it from their bed to their car.... morons!! but in those times you didnt have to know $hit to make money..... those people are all long gone now, selling listings and representing buyers is not what it used to be.


I tell you... I have been blessed. I was at a broker open house and walked down to talk with a FSBO that was hanging around outside. Happened to be that FSBO was a guy who buys at auction and flips, very very good guy and it's a family biz, he does it very ethically. We talked for a while and I offered my services. 3 months later I get a call, that was end of year 2008... I've been listing and selling his properties ever since.

Between that and the REO work I'm doing 2009 has been the rebound year for me... 2008 was pretty rough... but the work I did in 08 is paying off this year in terms of REO listings. I've actually done very light BPO work since 2004.

This entire year I've done 4 non-investor non-reo deals... it's a tough tough environment in the residential re-sale world... and buyers??? I used to be about half and half buyer/seller... this year I've helped 3 buyers get into a home and one of them was a listing that bought from me as well.

I've been doing this since the boom... 2004 was my first year, but I sold 16 homes my first year also... always been a natural. Not a super heavy hitter natural but never wanted to be the superstar.

I am really liking the REO work and the investment re-sale. A lot less emotions involved.

I am taking prop. mngment classes in prep for more REO business as even after this wave passes I would like to stay in the REO line of work. I can then also manage a few properties if duty calls.....

I own my own brokerage so the sky is the limit for me...

Our membership here is dropping daily as well.
:beerchug: to making it in this crazy economy. I learn something new every day before this debacle hit... now I learn twice as much every day!! :D

I thought about diversifying with appraisal work but in OREGON you have to jump through a lot of hoops to get your appraisal license... lots of supervised hours, which would take away from my other daily routines.

WIth the REO work I think I could get a part time job as an accountant....LOL

Good luck on your flip!!

[mikejr]

I'll chime in with my fellow Realtors. I've been specializing in REO work since before it was cool. This year was best year on record for gross commissions. Our units were down a bit from last year, but we are selling more high end REO properties. So we've been insulated from the downturn for the most part. Nationally REO inventories are down despite what the media is telling you. Everyone is saying this winter the REO inventories will open back up again to normal levels. From what I see and in talking with my clients from all over the nation, REO inventories are down 40% to 50% from normal. Once Obama's band aids fall off, all hell will break loose.

We've got an entire staff devoted to REO work, like you said you need to be a CPA to keep up with the billing etc. Its not for everyone but if you can get the systems in place and the staff to handle the work, you can do quite well.

[pdxrealtor]

I'll chime in with my fellow Realtors. I've been specializing in REO work since before it was cool. This year was best year on record for gross commissions. Our units were down a bit from last year, but we are selling more high end REO properties. So we've been insulated from the downturn for the most part. Nationally REO inventories are down despite what the media is telling you. Everyone is saying this winter the REO inventories will open back up again to normal levels. From what I see and in talking with my clients from all over the nation, REO inventories are down 40% to 50% from normal. Once Obama's band aids fall off, all hell will break loose.

We've got an entire staff devoted to REO work, like you said you need to be a CPA to keep up with the billing etc. Its not for everyone but if you can get the systems in place and the staff to handle the work, you can do quite well.

Congrats on your success! It's the people like you who have been in the game since before the boom who I have real respect for. You were here before and will be here after... most of you anyway.

Like I said, I've been doing BPOs, small small quantity, since 04 when I first started selling RE.

Now that I'm getting REO listings I'm really liking them. If I can manage to keep them coming and make a living between REO and my close clients I'll continue to focus on REO.

Def. has it's down falls.... but so does res. re-sale in any kind of market... just my experience so far..... I'm only a 6 year, almost 7 year, guy.... I have a lot to learn! ;)

One of the first RE/Max offices I worked out had a REO star and that was in 2004... she was top RE/Max agent with over 85 properties sold in 08!!! :confused: :confused: :confused:

And she has no team....

[mikejr]

Congrats on your success! It's the people like you who have been in the game since before the boom who I have real respect for. You were here before and will be here after... most of you anyway.

Like I said, I've been doing BPOs, small small quantity, since 04 when I first started selling RE.

Now that I'm getting REO listings I'm really liking them. If I can manage to keep them coming and make a living between REO and my close clients I'll continue to focus on REO.

Def. has it's down falls.... but so does res. re-sale in any kind of market... just my experience so far..... I'm only a 6 year, almost 7 year, guy.... I have a lot to learn! ;)

One of the first RE/Max offices I worked out had a REO star and that was in 2004... she was top RE/Max agent with over 85 properties sold in 08!!! :confused: :confused: :confused:

And she has no team....


I've been licensed for 17 years and have been in REO for 11. Have owned my own brokerage for 10 years now. It's a niche I fell into and have exploited it. If you are going to make it in REO its all about volume. I average 300+ REO's a year....with a career sales of over 3500 properties.

BPO work if good to hone your skills.

The biggest issue most agents have with REO work is the reimbursment process. Fronting money for trash outs etc can get daunting and at times we have $100K out in reimbursements. If you can get a "system" in place for handling the properties and meeting the timelines, you can do well. Many of our clients arent looking for new agents so its difficult to break into the REO gig. Asset managers dont want to be training an agent, they want an agent that will produce.

What i like about REO work is.....the average person will buy a house once every 12 years....so you always must be looking for new business. With REO work, you establish a relationship and then they feed you the work on a recurring basis.

But its not for everyone. Getting fleas, chased by dogs, walking through human feces and god know what....well isnt for the faint of heart thats for sure.

[pdxrealtor]

I've been licensed for 17 years and have been in REO for 11. Have owned my own brokerage for 10 years now. It's a niche I fell into and have exploited it. If you are going to make it in REO its all about volume. I average 300+ REO's a year....with a career sales of over 3500 properties.

BPO work if good to hone your skills.

The biggest issue most agents have with REO work is the reimbursment process. Fronting money for trash outs etc can get daunting and at times we have $100K out in reimbursements. If you can get a "system" in place for handling the properties and meeting the timelines, you can do well. Many of our clients arent looking for new agents so its difficult to break into the REO gig. Asset managers dont want to be training an agent, they want an agent that will produce.

What i like about REO work is.....the average person will buy a house once every 12 years....so you always must be looking for new business. With REO work, you establish a relationship and then they feed you the work on a recurring basis.

But its not for everyone. Getting fleas, chased by dogs, walking through human feces and god know what....well isnt for the faint of heart thats for sure.


WOW... that's a lot of props a year! Sounds like my story to date (minus the volume!!) as I am a first year brokerage owner and second year REO prop. lister and this is the end of my sixth year.

I might be the next you!!!!! :D LOL... I come from a blue collar factory job, and am barely into my thirties so I don't really have the need/desire to make 300+ homes worth of money every year. I'm so happy to just be blessed with the opportunity to be in such a cool profession......

Every market is different also... the cheapest REO prop. I sold was for 109k I believe... most are at least 175k and I just closed one for just over 700k.

I've moved away from all but a couple BPO mills. I still do them when I have down time for the exact reason you mention above.

I have a lot of friends/acquaintances I use for my work and a lot of them will bill me 30 days out. That helps if you're broke like I was last year.

I hear that a lot.. the cash flow issue.

Man, we found some male sex toys in one of the most recent homes we trashed out laying amongst moldy food and the worst stench I've smelled to date.

I figure if it's for me I'll stick with the leftovers or companies that the vets don't want to work with and learn and build from there.

I just find the entire process very interesting. The worst part is kicking the old occupants out of their old homes... that sucks for me but it is what it is. 90% of mine have been hispanic... have you noticed that trend in your large volume??

[mikejr]

WOW... that's a lot of props a year! Sounds like my story to date (minus the volume!!) as I am a first year brokerage owner and second year REO prop. lister and this is the end of my sixth year.

I might be the next you!!!!! :D LOL... I come from a blue collar factory job, and am barely into my thirties so I don't really have the need/desire to make 300+ homes worth of money every year. I'm so happy to just be blessed with the opportunity to be in such a cool profession......

Every market is different also... the cheapest REO prop. I sold was for 109k I believe... most are at least 175k and I just closed one for just over 700k.

I've moved away from all but a couple BPO mills. I still do them when I have down time for the exact reason you mention above.

I have a lot of friends/acquaintances I use for my work and a lot of them will bill me 30 days out. That helps if you're broke like I was last year.

I hear that a lot.. the cash flow issue.

Man, we found some male sex toys in one of the most recent homes we trashed out laying amongst moldy food and the worst stench I've smelled to date.

I figure if it's for me I'll stick with the leftovers or companies that the vets don't want to work with and learn and build from there.

I just find the entire process very interesting. The worst part is kicking the old occupants out of their old homes... that sucks for me but it is what it is. 90% of mine have been hispanic... have you noticed that trend in your large volume??

Our average sale price has hovered around $60K since I started doing REO work. We've sold $1K properties up to $900K. Its sort of comical, but I dont do any sales work trying to find new business. It finds us based upon our reputation for quality work.

Evictions are tough situations for everyone involved. We dont have a large hispanic population here in Western PA.

Like my father always says....make it while you can...it might not be there tomorrow. Being a brokerage owner, you have to make sure you have a cushion for the bad times. How many agents do you have? We've got 15 which is just right for the level of stress that I am wanting to deal with at this point in my life. I am 44.

Just make sure if you are using friends as your vendors that they have insurance and provide you with certificates of insurance. If they arent insured and something goes wrong you are left holding the bag. Also, if you dont get insurance certs from them, then you can end up paying insurance on the money you pay out to them for w/c insurance.

It is a cool profession for sure. The sky is the limit and it all depends on what your goals and aspirations are. The business can consume you if you allow it to. I work pretty much 7 days a week and with the blackberry am always "on call" so to speak. Work hard and work smart and the rewards are there for the taking.

You are young so start building up that retirement now and you can retire early if you choose. I sound like father time here dont I???....

[pdxrealtor]

Our average sale price has hovered around $60K since I started doing REO work. We've sold $1K properties up to $900K. Its sort of comical, but I dont do any sales work trying to find new business. It finds us based upon our reputation for quality work.

Evictions are tough situations for everyone involved. We dont have a large hispanic population here in Western PA.

Like my father always says....make it while you can...it might not be there tomorrow. Being a brokerage owner, you have to make sure you have a cushion for the bad times. How many agents do you have? We've got 15 which is just right for the level of stress that I am wanting to deal with at this point in my life. I am 44.

Just make sure if you are using friends as your vendors that they have insurance and provide you with certificates of insurance. If they arent insured and something goes wrong you are left holding the bag. Also, if you dont get insurance certs from them, then you can end up paying insurance on the money you pay out to them for w/c insurance.

It is a cool profession for sure. The sky is the limit and it all depends on what your goals and aspirations are. The business can consume you if you allow it to. I work pretty much 7 days a week and with the blackberry am always "on call" so to speak. Work hard and work smart and the rewards are there for the taking.

You are young so start building up that retirement now and you can retire early if you choose. I sound like father time here dont I???....

I have one agent... ME! The only agents I will bring on are the ones to support me should the time come I get that busy. Learning how to delegate tasks will be a job in itself.. as with any job... you train someone to do what you need and just when your done training they're gone.... I've always said stay small keep it all.... sounds like you're not too far away.

Thanks for the tip on the insurance bit. Some are, some are not. Guess if things really pick up I will have to change course on this. Thanks again for that.

I need fatherly advice sometimes!

My success has been based on quality of work whether it has been conventional re-sale or REO (hard to really tell for sure about REO as I'm so new, but I don't think I'd be being contacted again and again by new and old a like if the work was bad).

I am 32... I have made the decision no more credit for me... save to buy or don't buy at all. Buying the new Hummer in cash and then it's saving for apartment style condos that are popping up dirt cheap at the auctions.

What I like about the condos is they're cheap, monthly rent will be great retirement money and I won't have to worry about losing 40% of my retirement because Wall St. is in a down cycle...

Sounds like you've got a great thing going.... sounds like you've, and are, working hard and have earned it.

Gosh... 300 a year! WOW... I'm at 16 for this year... LOL... best year was 28! I'm only 272 away!! LOL LOL...

Alright... back to entering invoices..... ;)

[wingn69]

wow can I have a cup tea and some cake for this post. is this a Hummer post or how i made my millions selling house.:dancingbanana: Deal or no Deal

[Fastest H-Town Realtor]

Licensed since '95. Flip 5-12 homes a year. Writing the book, starting speaking engagements in '10. Hate ROEs. No money, too much paperwork. Prefer to work with investors, rehabbing and marketing. Sent back my Mortgage License. Good riddance. Love what I do more than ever. H-town referrals, I love em. Send me your contact info for referrals into your area.

[mikejr]

Licensed since '95. Flip 5-12 homes a year. Writing the book, starting speaking engagements in '10. Hate ROEs. No money, too much paperwork. Prefer to work with investors, rehabbing and marketing. Sent back my Mortgage License. Good riddance. Love what I do more than ever. H-town referrals, I love em. Send me your contact info for referrals into your area.

PM sent

[mikejr]

I have one agent... ME! The only agents I will bring on are the ones to support me should the time come I get that busy. Learning how to delegate tasks will be a job in itself.. as with any job... you train someone to do what you need and just when your done training they're gone.... I've always said stay small keep it all.... sounds like you're not too far away.

Thanks for the tip on the insurance bit. Some are, some are not. Guess if things really pick up I will have to change course on this. Thanks again for that.

I need fatherly advice sometimes!

My success has been based on quality of work whether it has been conventional re-sale or REO (hard to really tell for sure about REO as I'm so new, but I don't think I'd be being contacted again and again by new and old a like if the work was bad).

I am 32... I have made the decision no more credit for me... save to buy or don't buy at all. Buying the new Hummer in cash and then it's saving for apartment style condos that are popping up dirt cheap at the auctions.

What I like about the condos is they're cheap, monthly rent will be great retirement money and I won't have to worry about losing 40% of my retirement because Wall St. is in a down cycle...

Sounds like you've got a great thing going.... sounds like you've, and are, working hard and have earned it.

Gosh... 300 a year! WOW... I'm at 16 for this year... LOL... best year was 28! I'm only 272 away!! LOL LOL...

Alright... back to entering invoices..... ;)

The secret is how to keep the agents. I give away 99% of the leads to my agents for private listings and buyer lead unless I know the person. My theory is if I keep my agents happy and they are making money, they will stay. I havent lost an agent in 10 years to a competitor.

What area are you from?

Paying cash is fine to a point...just remember to use other peoples money. I never pay cash for vehicles. I always finance them. My thoughts are to keep the cash reserves since its hard to build those reserves up. Once you get the hummer, make sure your CPA knows about the "over 6000 pound" write off.

[pdxrealtor]

Well...the dealer screwed me... and after some research i'm not the first and won't be the last.

They are known for super low internet prices and then when you show up.... just like that the car is gone. Oh well... got one for a bit cheaper and more options, although this one is coming from FL. 3k miles away.

Here's a link to the pictures.... Anyone want any chrome??? I'm putting all black accessories on it. :D

http://www.auctionadmin.com/ImgViewer.aspx?aID=443602&pic=1

The back bumper appears to be fading a bit.... that's the worst thing about it. Still for 29,900 @ 25k miles I'll deal with it. One year of factory warranty left as well....

[pdxrealtor]

The secret is how to keep the agents. I give away 99% of the leads to my agents for private listings and buyer lead unless I know the person. My theory is if I keep my agents happy and they are making money, they will stay. I havent lost an agent in 10 years to a competitor.

What area are you from?

Paying cash is fine to a point...just remember to use other peoples money. I never pay cash for vehicles. I always finance them. My thoughts are to keep the cash reserves since its hard to build those reserves up. Once you get the hummer, make sure your CPA knows about the "over 6000 pound" write off.


Portland OR.

I get in trouble using other people's money... I do best using my own. My motto has always been stay small keep it all! ;)

Because the truck is not brand new it doesn't qualify for the credit...

[dvl57]

here's the link...
it literally makes the bumper brand new looking...and it doesn't fade.

http://www.elcovaforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=37471&highlight=griots

congrats on the new truck!

[pdxrealtor]

here's the link...
it literally makes the bumper brand new looking...and it doesn't fade.

http://www.elcovaforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=37471&highlight=griots

congrats on the new truck!


Thanks x2! Gonna buy some right now... ;)

Anything like this for the wonderful GM leather??

[pdxrealtor]

I read a post the other day about a rear back up cam that interfaces with the OEM NAV... and now I can't find it...

The guy had the lens installed at the top center in place of one of the parking lights.... he had it all wired up to factory nav screen and had it working so he could see it while driving..

Anyone know where the heck I can find this thread...

***Edit***

Found it... on the the "other" forum....

[pdxrealtor]

Alright... the post on the "other forum" does not include any make information. Just shows that the cam is installed above rear hatch in the middle parking light location.


Also shows that the video is enabled on the OEM nav screen, also enabled while the car is in drive and you are driving......last is the cam works with the rear head rest dvd screens... and better yet the rear dvd screens are working on the front nav screen...

Any suggestions??? Looking to buy ASAP! :beerchug:

Just bought the iPhone/Viper remote start system... back up cam is all I will need now.

[twr]

hi i think this is the link http://www.coastaletech.com/gmlockpick4.htm for your 2006 rear camera and dvd suff. Hope this helps.

[pdxrealtor]

hi i think this is the link http://www.coastaletech.com/gmlockpick4.htm for your 2006 rear camera and dvd suff. Hope this helps.


Thanks... got a link for a rear spare tire delete kit??

I read tons of posts but didn't find anything solid except the do it yourself and that was on the SUTs.

[twr]

hi this is the link i sent its for a lockpick to unlock the dvd player and you can install a rear camera that will show on the nav screen thanks Tracy



UNLOCK VIDEO FOR YOUR PRE-2007 GM RADIO SCREENS!!

COASTAL ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGIES HAS A LOCKPICK SOLUTION FOR YOUR 2004-2006 NON-TOUCH SCREEN AND TOUCH SCREEN GM RADIOS.
SIMPLE RIBBON CABLE REPLACEMENT AND A NEXT GENERATION VIDEO INTERFACE CAN GIVE YOU FULL COLOR VIDEO ON YOUR DISPLAY RADIO.


THESE UNITS ARE NEWLY UPDATED AND INCLUDE TWO VIDEO INPUTS WITH FULL TOUCH PAD CONTROL OF PICTURE SOURCE, COLOR, BRIGHTNESS, CONTRAST AND TINT FOR A SUPERB PICTURE!!

AUTOMATIC REVERSE CAMERA OPERATION IS INCLUDED TO ALLOW SIMPLE CAMERA INSTALLATIONS. YOUR RADIO CAN AUTOMATICALLY SWITCH TO THE VIEW FROM A REAR VIEW CAMERA WHEN THE CAR IS PLACED IN REVERSE - AND - YOU CAN CONNECT THE VIDEO FROM YOUR DVD OR VIDEO IPOD PLAYER AND SELECT IT WITH THE INCLUDED TOUCH PAD FOR VIEWING ON YOUR FRONT SCREEN!!

FACTORY DIRECT PRICING!!
$189.00

[pdxrealtor]

hi this is the link i sent its for a lockpick to unlock the dvd player and you can install a rear camera that will show on the nav screen thanks Tracy



UNLOCK VIDEO FOR YOUR PRE-2007 GM RADIO SCREENS!!

COASTAL ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGIES HAS A LOCKPICK SOLUTION FOR YOUR 2004-2006 NON-TOUCH SCREEN AND TOUCH SCREEN GM RADIOS.
SIMPLE RIBBON CABLE REPLACEMENT AND A NEXT GENERATION VIDEO INTERFACE CAN GIVE YOU FULL COLOR VIDEO ON YOUR DISPLAY RADIO.


THESE UNITS ARE NEWLY UPDATED AND INCLUDE TWO VIDEO INPUTS WITH FULL TOUCH PAD CONTROL OF PICTURE SOURCE, COLOR, BRIGHTNESS, CONTRAST AND TINT FOR A SUPERB PICTURE!!

AUTOMATIC REVERSE CAMERA OPERATION IS INCLUDED TO ALLOW SIMPLE CAMERA INSTALLATIONS. YOUR RADIO CAN AUTOMATICALLY SWITCH TO THE VIEW FROM A REAR VIEW CAMERA WHEN THE CAR IS PLACED IN REVERSE - AND - YOU CAN CONNECT THE VIDEO FROM YOUR DVD OR VIDEO IPOD PLAYER AND SELECT IT WITH THE INCLUDED TOUCH PAD FOR VIEWING ON YOUR FRONT SCREEN!!

FACTORY DIRECT PRICING!!
$189.00

Thanks... I need to know if this will unlock the NAV to work while driving... and if they're iPod interface will work on the 06 Nav head units....

They're open M-F 10-7 EST.. so I'm hoping I can talk with someone.

They're back up cams look nice... I'm going to get the night vision one and have the stereo shop integrate it in where the lic. plate goes. I'm getting rid of the spare tire 1 st thing....

Keep ya'll posted and thanks again for the links....

[twr]

hi mine is a different model gmx322 and it unlocks the nav. So you can input addresses when driving and turn the rear camera on anytime. Its goes on automatic when shifted in rev. and can watch a dvd while driving but i don't use it, i don't watch dvd's in my truck at all.

[pdxrealtor]

hi my is a different model gmx322 and it unlocks the nav. So you can input addresses when driving and turn the rear camera on anytime. Its goes on automatic when shifted in rev. and can
watch a dvd while driving but i don't use it, i don't watch dvd's in my truck at all.

yes.. I see yours is a 2008.... Their is a diff. between the 06 and 08... That is what I need to clarify wight them.

[twr]

hi call them and they can clarify, mine does work well so far. I have only had it about 5 months.

[pdxrealtor]

hi call them and they can clarify, mine does work well so far. I have only had it about 5 months.


Talked with them this morning. For the 06 and older systems their iPod interface doesn't work. The newer reverse cam box does not work.

You must use the "universal lockpick" for 2006 and under. This universal one does not unlock the nav while driving or anything else.

It simply allows the use of a cam or other video source on the OEM nav screen.

Still gonna pick up though....


Anyone know how to unlock the 06 Nav for input while moving?

[twr]

hi i think you have to put a switch in the dash. To shut off the vss signal then input the address then turn the switch back on to start to nav again.

[pdxrealtor]

hi i think you have to put a switch in the dash. To shut off the vss signal then input the address then turn the switch back on to start to nav again.


Thanks.. you are right.

I have the instructions from another thread if anyone needs them.