MustangTexan

i have herd that people have gotten rear view cameras installed in their mustangs, if so, i have an 07 GT and i want to get one. does anyone know where i can find one that will go into the key hole? i can wire the camera into my amp, for my subs cause it is bolted under my back window inbetween the stock speakers. any suggestions?
Thanks

wingless

This is a better solution:

What's behind me is not important.

MU71L4710N

if its in the key hole you can't lock the trunk...

MustangTexan

well si their a rear view camera i ca install under the spoiler?

MU71L4710N

usually they are very small boxes that mount on the lip right above the top of the license plate. is that not a suitable spot for you?

executioner

I used one from Pioneer. There is enough room in there to mount most anything. Your trunk will still lock and unlock via the key fob.

MOOK3456

I can't understand why anyone would need one to begin with. In a truck/suv, sure...Mustang...Whats the point?

shad2009

because sometimes it's hard to judge how close you are to somebodys front bumper...or when you parallel park, and somebody parks right on your ***, it's good to b able to c how close u r without having to get out of your car, or worry about your beautiful car...i think it's just one of those things that's convenient

executioner

Well I put mine in bc it came with the a/v system. I find it handy to see the looks on camaro drivers as they fade into the distance.

smitty2919

I would rather a proximity type sensor than a camera...I know they sell a product to use for people with a garage. mount it to the bumper and it sends a beam and when you get a specified distance from the wall it beeps faster and faster till it is a constant tone and you're parked.

no need to SEE how close you are. if you set the sensor to a constant tone with 2" from any object you are doing the same thing, except not seeing. with the camera you may not be able to juge the distance, other than guessing how close you are.

may be one of those times when, on camera, it looks a lot closer/farther than you really are. with the sensor, at 2" or whatever you KNOW how far away you are. just an idea