I'm enlisting in the air force soon, and after I'm done with basic training and I get a job in the air force I'm going to buy a 'new' GP. I'm wanting to get one that has the 97-03 body style. The reason I'm buying a 'new' one is mine is a Michigan car, so rust = very yes. Once I get my GP the first thing I'm going to do is save money for a new audio system.

The key phrase here is "money is not a problem". I want best of the best (not necessarily to show off (although that will be fun to do) but to have high quality audio).

I want the best deck, I want the best tweeters, door speakers, back speakers, subwoofers and amp(s). I really know nothing about branding. All I know is that sony sucks, and that 2 of the radios that I've heard that I really like the sound of is Alpine and Pioneer.

I want a DOUBLE DIN radio, I want it to have a lot of functionality and I want it to have good quality audio and I want it to last a while. I want to have GPS (not a question, I want it to have it) and I'd like a backup cam (yes I know matt5112 its not an SUV) because I want to have dark rear tinting like I do with my current GP and as with my current GP its a pain in the butt to back up at night because I can't see ANYTHING out of my rear window. I want to be able to plug an ipod in, I want it to be able to accept flash drives and/or SD cards and I want it to be able to play dvd's.

With this said, IF I could get some help formulating the "best system" I could possibly get that would be awesome!

Think of this as "If money weren't a factor, what would you put into your GP" kind of thread, but I'm going to use it to help me figure out what to get. As I've been told I know that in order to put in a double din I need to customize the dash a bit, but thats fine.

Custom door panels are not out of the question and neither are custom speaker boxes(whatever would be good, give me the best look and sound.).

I'm what many would call an audiophile. I'm also a musician, I enjoy my music, and I like enjoying it to its fullest extent. I want a system that can reproduce the widest range of frequencies as I can. Go as low as I can and as high as I can, and I want a system with good response. With that said when you guys post, if you can post pictures/model numbers if you can.

**ps, if I have enough money I want to put a LCD tv in my trunk so I can hook up consoles and play dvd's out of my trunk (if ever I want that functionality at a party) so if you have any ideas for that, I'd appreciate that too!