Hey, I can't tell you how well this screen will work for in car. I know if only one person who has the same screen in his car. Check out
www.ashleypowers.com He has a Mazda pickup that has this screen in it.
I haven't been able to try it because I need a controller card still. As you probably know they usually run from $200 on up. The reason that guy is selling these so cheep is he is a recyler of old computer hardware. He probably got the whole lot of stuff for $20 and is selling each screen and each laptop base for $10-20 each so in the end he will make some money. Not many people are probably using a 75 mhz 486 laptop for which this screen is designed.
I think this will be a good screen for in car use, I don't know how easy it is going to be to use the touch screen. I looked for three weeks for any tech documents on that controller. The brightness slider is just for controlling the backlight. Even though it is on the same board as the touch controller. I tried hooking my touch controller up to power and a come port following microtouches pdf file of a standard unit they sold. Must have been wrong because 12 v fried it. The think didn't do anything but smell bad after that test. Oh well the touch was a surprise to me when taking it apart. If you could find someone who has the laptop you could follow the pins to the computer and test for how much power is fed to the thing. I didn't have that ability.
As far as veiwing angls I don't know. Something to ask Ashley Powers. He would know and he does post on this forum from time to time. He has two vehicles on his website and is a great craftsman.
Allen told me his controller will work but his controller has 6 lines per color and this only needs 4. Others say they have been able to hook up 12 bit screens to his controller by not connecting the two lower bit lines but I have not idea how well that has worked.
If you need the pinout for the screen there is a website that has it...