Im looking for recommends on in dash receivers with navi capability in usa with current navi capability. I found a becker but the last update was in 2004. Any recommends on this ??
Thanks in advance.

 

I have not seen anyone use this yet but it looks interesting.


Porsche has just announced a Classic Navigation System that blends new-age technology with old world style and is the perfect addition to your retro Porsche. The system is available from any Porsche dealership worldwide or through their online classic parts catalog and takes the place of the classic radio system. It’s straight plug-and-play and looks as if you never altered a part at all.

The unit is a touchscreen navigation system, albeit a little smaller than new age ones. It fits most Porsche models built from 1963-1977 and retails at $776. Not a bad price all things considering and we expect it to be a hit among classic Porsche owners – especially those who always get lost.

 

i really likle this unit looks like it was meant to be there as original equipment but with modern features and functions.

 

Do you have a part number for this gem? Bluetooth?

 

If it's available from dealers for $776, must mean you can score one elsewhere for under $500

 

Here is more info . if anyone gets this please post pics

911.645.190.00


http://www.porsche.com/pap/accessori...-11-04-classic


System
• Samsung 400 MHz CPU
• SiRF III GPS receiver
• Microsoft Windows CE 6.0
operating system
• 64 MB SDRAM
• 64 MB flash ROM
• 3.5-inch TFT LCD touchscreen
(16:9)
• 480 x 234 pixel resolution
• 300:1 contrast
• 2 x SD card slot
(navigation/media playback)
• 1 x USB connection for media
playback
• Bluetooth® handsfree kit
incl. microphone
• 2 x video out
• AV1 (video in with automatic
switching to reversing camera)
• AV2 (video in for reversing
camera
or other external video
signal sources)
• AV in (front-mounted)
• Remote control
• Subwoofer output
• Aux in
• Microphone input
Audio
• 4 x 45-W amplifier (max.)
• Volume/Balance/Fader/
Treble/Bass
• Mute
Radio
• FM frequency 87.5–108 MHz
• AM frequency 522–1620 KHz
• RDS
• Automatic station search
• Manual station search
• Manual station store
DVD/CD/MP3
• DVD/CD player
• DVD/VCD/CD/MP3/WMA/
JPEG playback
• DVD±R/DVD±RW/CD-R/RW
playback
• MP3 ID3 display
• Anti-shock mechanism
• Four-band EQ (Classic,
Pop, Rock, Flat)
Navigation software
• Up-to-date NAVTEQ map
package
• Europe

 

Navigation software
• Up-to-date NAVTEQ map
package
• Europe

Thats about the only problem I have with the unit listed. once upon a time it would have done me good but now in north carolina..not so good. But i certainly do like the unit.

 

Love it too, but anyone notice it is only for up to model year 1977?

 

I saw another listing that said up to a 993

 

Here's a thread that includes the Classic's installation in a 993.

Thread.

 

Oh dear, looking at the photos on John's thread has made my mind up.

To me it looks to be sitting too proud of the dash and wrong for the car.

But it's a Porsche design, so I must be wrong.

Shame because I was adding this to my wish list.

 

Cool, now I can ditch the Alpine.

 

Most definitely on my wishlist, however my local Porsche garage has quoted the following (for my '91 C2 964:

The Porsche Classic radio navigation system excluding Traffic Master and the Porsche logo is £922.20 fully fitted including VAT.
The Porsche Classic radio navigation system including Traffic Master and the Porsche logo is £994.56 fully fitted including VAT
The Porsche Classic radio navigation system including Traffic Master but excluding the Porsche logo is £994.56 fully fitted including VAT

any idea where I can get it cheaper??

 

@Bobster: Yes.

But... I had a similar little issue when I installed my Becker (though not as bad as this). In the end I found that some good old fashioned brute force had the thing retreating right into the DIN slot so that it ended up completely flush. Of course, that might not be possible with the Classic, but then again it could be.

Pic to follow, but I need to reboot my PC first. Vista...

 

Here it is after a good shove.