Garage Yoshida BCNR32 Double DIN Kit

In the era of R32 and R33, 2DIN audio was scarce and navigation was not widespread. Nowadays, I find it inconvenient to move without a navigation system, and I think that many people have a navigation system.
When attaching a navigation to the GT-R, it is often used to attach an in-dash navigation because the navigation space is only 1DIN, or to move the air conditioner panel to the glove box or the center console.
However, the 1DIN navigation is disappearing because most of the current cars are 2DIN standards, and the operability of the relocation of the air conditioner panel is very poor. It is very dangerous.
What's attached to the dash panel isn't that smart.
In addition, the accuracy of the navigation itself is not as good as that of an in-vehicle navigation system that receives vehicle speed signals.
So I decided to make something that I wanted to ride.
Some of the equipment in the interior of R32 and R33 is not used much now. It is an ashtray. The ashtray is a part that is no longer in the current vehicle, and for those who do not smoke, it is only an inconvenient accessory case, and even for those who smoke, there are also people who do not smoke in the GT-R car.
Therefore, crush the ashtray and move the air conditioner panel there.
This work itself is not that difficult, and any panel or other equipment that can be customized by an audio-related custom can be installed.
However, one-off work is required, and the vehicle will be deposited, and it will take a certain number of days and costs.
Also, I think that there are many people who are reluctant to leave their own car to a trader who is not familiar with GT-R.
If you can exchange audio, I made a 2DIN kit that you can install by yourself.
After considering whether it would interfere with each part or interfere with the shift operation, it finally took shape.
It is necessary to cut the plastic on the back of the ashtray by a few centimeters, but it can be attached without any other processing on the body.
The shift itself has a gap that does not interfere with the hand even with a normal stroke.