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[spydglide]

I bought two, about a week before we went to MV, 1 for me and 1 for Glenn (OZZy). Paid about $56 for the 2 with the shipping.

Found them a couple a weeks ago way cheaper, got 3 for $18 delivered. At least the price went down 

Are you stocking them for 're-sale' now PortHole?  Or why building such a position in this particular bracket?    har!  spyder

[porthole]

Are you stocking them for 're-sale' now PortHole?  Or why building such a position in this particular bracket?    har!  spyder

Since they are so cheap now:
1 for the boat
1 for the truck (may not use it though)
1 for the "bean bag" mount that came with the GPS

[spydglide]

Since they are so cheap now:
1 for the boat
1 for the truck (may not use it though)
1 for the "bean bag" mount that came with the GPS

Are you not using the car mount for your truck?   And, how do you get the XM jacked into your truck sound?  Do you use the cassette adapter?  ?  spyder

[porthole]

Are you not using the car mount for your truck?   And, how do you get the XM jacked into your truck sound?  Do you use the cassette adapter?  ?  spyder

Ah, another picture to be forthcoming. I am not using the " bean bag mount"
My GPS has available 3 separate mounts, a cradle with a locking tab, a cradle without a lock tab and the bean bag which is a swivel and tilt mount. The plain cradles could be used on a supplied gimbal bracket.

I have an adapter, goes in line between the the radio and the XM box under the dash ( I don't use the factory XM).
This "breakout box" has a dedicated iPod connector and an additional "line in" RCA connector.
It is made by P.E.I. if I recall.
You can get them for most factory radios with or without a factory XM, except for Harley radios (I already inquired).