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I was actually considering doing it myself with a little bit of guidance from a nice set of directions from crutchfield....but then I stumbled across this: http://www.flickr.com/photos/cigarjohn/ ... 652539484/ and freaked at the idea of having my brand new car look like that and worrying I wouldn't ever put the pieces back together.

Wow, this is like free customer service here, haha. I'll eagerly be awaiting....

I'd love to see a video, or even just a few pictures. Curious to see how one of these in dash units looks in a Civic. Also would be nice to see how to take the dash off. Brand spankin' new car, only about 350 miles I don't wanna scuff up anything with the dashboard by pulling to hard or something...

What about some sort of USB extension cable? Isn't the only way to access this by getting to the back of the unit? If I got an extension cable then I'd be able to access it while the unit was still attached. I'm not looking for a backup camera or any type of amps and subs. So an ipod cable, possibly a USB extension cable, and Sirius? Anything else? I'm definitely planning on doing some software mods, maybe changing the skin and definitely reading up more on bypassing the e brake feature.

Gave it a day. Thought I'd check back to see if anyone had any comments or suggestions.

Alright, so I'm 90% sure that I'll be going with the AVIC-F90BT as my in dash DVD/Navigation/Bluetooth etc. One of the draws of this system seems to be the endless number of modifications that can be done to the system. Unfortunately, I'm not the most mechanically inclined person so I'm going to have to take this in to a shop and have them do it for me. I'm sure this will have some sort of limit on what I can do afterward since I don't have the intention of going back under the dashboard and messing with the system. So what type of stuff should I have prepared for the installer?