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Old 13 Oct 2011
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Garmin 7200 Availability

Hi guys

Anybody know here I can buy a Garmin 7200? Looking for one for sale everywhere, only ones i can find are being sold for stupid money.

Alternatively if anybody can recommend an equally decent GPS I'd appreciate it.

Thanks in advance.
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Hummmm decent - perhaps if you could say what budget you are on people might be able to recommend the right one?
eBay and Amazon have some-
I have just sold my 278C and now use the Montana ( see post) and a 62S
The 62S is my back up and a handheld- as has much smaller screen.
I can recommend both.
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Thanks Bertrand I will look at the ones you mention.

Budget is maximum of 150pounds.

I have seen the Garmin 7200 go for around 100pounds before (second hand of course). This is my preferred choice of GPS, but I will have a good look at the ones you suggested. Thanks!
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Sorry Dave
Both those units are way above your budget. Hence my question.
You may want to look at a second hand Zumo or, if you are OK with a smaller screen look at the 60CSX
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Thanks again Bertrand, I managed to get a Garmin 7200 for 100pounds plus postage on ebay literally a few days ago.....very pleased with it, will look great upfront on our truck. Seems very simple to use with a very user friendly menu. With our truck it's a good size on the dash, probably too excessive for a smaller vehicle it does take up a bit of space!
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