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[txab]

Congrats on the new ride Weymard. Best wishes for your health.

 

[weymard]

Cripple, very easy to find parts : 2 solutions some "mechanicals" or the cheaper : order a parts on website as rockauto.com, shipping very fast and not too expensive (except Europeans taxes ).
Thanks to all for your wishes.
I will post some pictures when the Sub will have arrived
For the gps, we will see !

 

[OldCracker29]

Congrats on getting the Burb. I'm sorry to hear about your health problems.

 

[CJ Hungus]

Good to see you back on the site Weymard. Should be nice ride when you get it.

 

[PenguinLTZ]

Hey Weymard, sorry to hear of the troubles.

It will be interesting to see if the current NAV software disc works for you. I know that in 2007, when I bought my new Silverado, it was not offered in Alaska (where I lived) because NAV maps/software were not available for that area. I am not sure if that has changed or not.

 

[weymard]

I asked on the GM gps center (link that Shanks gave me), but no answer currently.

 

[Darkanion]

I looked around on the GM Nav Disc site and I didn't find listings for maps of Europe. My guess is that your best bet would be to replace the factory radio/nav head unit with an aftermarket unit (Sony, Pioneer, etc) that supports your area.

Sorry to hear about the health problems, but glad to see you're still around!

 

[weymard]

Thanks

I thought, the gps software is not build by GM, but by other maker as Garmin or others, and the maps are something like Naveteck, it should be possible to load the gps software and the maps from the gps maker, what do you think ?