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Permalink Reply by 451 Kahn on July 29, 2008 at 7:17pm

That looks good.

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Permalink Reply by mr bad example on July 29, 2008 at 8:13pm

that works, originally i was going to mount mine on the fascia below my radio, but to see it i'd have to take my eyes off the road. I have 3 gps units, all have window suction cups AND dash mounting plates. i think i might do a dash plate mount similarly placed. well done!

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Permalink Reply by slojason on July 30, 2008 at 12:14am

cool

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Permalink Reply by AarenJ on September 14, 2008 at 9:47pm

Thanks for that simple but effective solution! I've had my ScanGauge for a few weeks now and just had it sitting on the lip below the glove box. Good location for my passenger, but not for me while driving. I too wanted something that wasn't built in or permanent.

Thanks for the photo as well

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Permalink Reply by mvaldes 23 hours ago

If you have the pods, you can wrap the cord around their bases, secure with a twist tie and run the excess into a coil in the right cubby. It doesn't block the tack at all or enough of the clock to matter. You can also unplug it and put it under the seat if you'll be in the sun for a long period. Moving it from car to car would only require undoing the one twist tie. I've had mine there for months and it actually looks better than it sounds.

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Permalink Reply by NYmlk 23 hours ago

I did the same. Works well.

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