Porsche Gives Your Classic 911 Navigation

TGR Staff

Classic car motoring is all about the drive, getting behind a real wood steering wheel, hearing the exhaust, and the smell that all classics have. Every now and again we classic car drivers long for a bit of technology to go along with our classic motoring. Until now that meant sticking a GPS to the windshield and cutting a hole in the dash or filling the glove box with a modern CD player.

That is unless you drive a classic 911, Porsche has devised a smooth new head unit for the 1963-1977 Porsche 911. It should also be a good fit for the first generation 912 and perhaps the 914. While custom-fit head units are nothing new, companies like Custom Auto Sound have been building them for years. This unit also features a modern GPS system, and it is from the company’s in-house OEM parts catalog, we stumbled on the Porsche Classic Radio Navigation System.

[Source: Porsche]

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