California, Orange County installers?
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From: Laguna Beach
2003 c230 coupe
California, Orange County installers?
I'm looking to install the XM roady in my ash tray ( all wires hidden ect). I've researched all the posts and I don't think I"m up to par on electrical work. anyone in the area that can or have done the install? I"m willing to pay.
Clint
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From: San Diego, CA
2004 E55 AMG
I've heard some good things about this place, they do show cars / competition systems:
Speaker Works
1030 N. Main Street #A
Orange, CA 92867
(714) 997-2475
www.usdaudio.com
An XM radio should be a fairly straight-forward install though, as for hiding the wiring all you need to do is pull up a few interior panels and tuck the wires in.
Speaker Works
1030 N. Main Street #A
Orange, CA 92867
(714) 997-2475
www.usdaudio.com
An XM radio should be a fairly straight-forward install though, as for hiding the wiring all you need to do is pull up a few interior panels and tuck the wires in.
Last edited by [180]; May 16, 2006 at 03:52 AM.
