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T-Series Club Member Vic
Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Melbourne (South-East)
Posts: 2,756
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I've a baby arriving shortly so I've lashed out and bought a reversing camera to suit my double DIN head unit in anticipation of when the little tyke is running about - I've a longish, narrow drive that comes up past the back door which is prime play area for littlest I figure.
The camera is a small square shape and comes with a mounting bracket that I could just stick directly on the underside of the trim that sits above the number plate but I'd rather a (much) neater finish. If anyone has mounted a camera on an AU sedan I'd love to see pics - even if you're not happy with the outcome I can probably learn from it(?) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Reverse Camera mounting
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