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Qunto

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Does anyone have a Ps2 Setup in their car?

Some pic on how you did it and the alike would be cool.

I have the clarion VRX935, a 12V power coverter.

i was thinking of setting it up in the boot, but i want to the passanger to be able to change games while driving. And i want it to be as no visiable when locked as possible,

Anyone got any ideas or pics?

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im in the process of puttin mine in my car but had some difficulties, with the ps2 in the glove box where i want it, i cant seem to close the glovey properley with it in there and ive tried all different ways to do it but cant seem to do it, another idea was to put it under the driver seat which it does fit, but then it would be too impractical so im goin to get the new sony PStwo which is so much smaller than the current one and mount it in my glovey...ill get some pics once its done.

ben...

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