My backup camera solution

[Katfish]

Here's a cheap and easy backup camera option for E-Bodies.
My Challenger has the stupid SE rear window, that along with a small floppy passenger side mirror makes for a terrible blind spot.

I got this on Amazon for only $35, and it works great.  I wired it to be constantly on.
Added a Velco strip so it can be easily removed, and ran the hard wire through the interior to plate.

I can now see cars beside me, may need to tweak the aim for more bias towards passenger side.

Pros:
- It's cheap, only $35
- Hard wired, looked at WiFi options, but all reviews complained about phone issues
-  Helps with blind spot, along with the usual backing up
-  Easily disconnected for removal
-  Nice 4.3" size screen, fits perfect in ashtray
-  Did I meation it's cheap..........

Cons:
- Have to leave ashtray open, although it comes with suction cup for windshield
- 140 deg view angle, 180 deg might be better for blind spot issue
- Had to mount camera on front side of plate because of the factory license plate light interference
- Drillled holes in ashtray mount and trunk for wiring.  My car is far from original, so this didn't bother me

[71GranCoupe]

Found it at Amazon and it is now priced at $32.99 with a 5% off special.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B073NZQTQN/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A3VMWDPUEO4CI8&psc=1

[chargerdon]

Whats behind you is not important !!

[dodj]

Whats behind you is not important !!

CannonBall Run?...lol

[dodj]

That's still a pretty decent camera view for how close to the bumper it is. I thought about a camera there at one time but didn't think it would work out too well.
Not sure if I'm sold on it but definitely something to contemplate. Think I might put one on my Wrangler first. I get the Jeep in a lot tighter situations...