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MasterChief117

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#166006 27-Feb-2015 14:07
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Hi, 

Was wondering if anyone had any suggestions. I have a stereo and a reversing camera and need installation. Every main stream shop charges around 250 to 300 for the installation only. Is this the norm? 300 for an hours work?? Any ideas?

Thanks

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sleepy
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  #1247825 27-Feb-2015 14:18
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Have done a couple of stereos on the last year and with the multiplugs on one and a little soldering on the other was not hard to do

If you can  get the plugs for your car and stereo its fairly simple
presuming routing the camera could be fun

Might be worth ago for $300

Good luck

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