Car stereo swap

[VolsFan24]

Im looking at getting my double din indash TV removed from my car and the stock stereo getting put back in. Does anyone on here feel comfortable doing this type of work and is willing to do it for some beer and a fishing trip? If not, what are some recommendations on who to call? Thanks guys.

 

[VolsFan24]

Bump

 

[JHeadrick]

what year make model is the car? and who installed it?

 

[VolsFan24]

Its a 2002 Nissan Altima. It was installed by "Radio Clinic" on Lee Hwy. They did a good job, and service was good, just want to see if I can find a cheaper alternative and maybe learn a little at the same time. Because I plan on putting the TV in my next vehicle. I have always enjoyed taking things apart and finding out how they work. Used to do it to everything that had wires in my house when I was a kid. Momma wasnt very happy about that. I also want to rewire my boat so everything will be labeled and neat.

 

[JHeadrick]

does the double din have navigation on it. and do they have it wired so you can watch it going down the road?

 

[VolsFan24]

I guess i have more info to add. It does not have navigation, but does have XM radio and a back up camera. The camera automatically turns on when I put in reverse. I can watch stuff while Im driving. And I have it connected to the steering wheel controls. Also has a subwoofer and amp connected to it. Thats basically it. Im pretty sure its a Kenwood DDX-719. Also has microphone for bluetooth handsfree.

 

[SethColeman]

I believe we can get it taken out. Where abouts do you live?