Jump on the Camaro 6 forum and offer to trade your spoiler deck lid with someone that has the same color. It’s an easy swap.

This camera was bought off of Amazon and I’m not sure that the exact camera or screen is still available there but something similar that is available would work. The project is pretty easy to do, please let me know if you need any more help.

I had to work up the guts to drill the first hole.

Glad to help and thx!

Bienvenida y gracias

I’m glad you enjoyed it and that it helped you jump into doing it yourself. I think the spoiler is one of the best upgrades that I have done. Enjoy your Camaro!

@@sboston4 have you had any issue with water leaks? I ask because I noticed you didnt use any silicone.

I have not. I just used the gaskets that came with the spoiler.

@@sboston4 awesome thx.

Excellent upgrade IMO, congrats and thanks for the comment.

WA 139X Nightfall Grey Metallic

@@sboston4 i cant find it. Is it the 139X son of a gun grey metallic?

Yes, Son of a Gun is another name for this paint code.

Thx. It’s an affordable and practical solution that has saved my front splitter many times.

@@sboston4 what camera is it?

I tried looking it up on Amazon and it doesn’t show available any longer. If you can find a 2.5” screen that’s 12v DC, that’s what you need. Remove any kind of mount that comes with it and use some double sided sticky foam tape to mount it on a pair of small hinges and the hinges to your dash. I’m sure there are other screens available. Good luck and Camaro On!

No issues at all. The only thing I would of done different is installed a camera with the ability to flip the image. If you look closely, the image on my camera is backwards, left is right and right is left.

I used a BB like you put in an air rifle. You could also use a ball small bearing. I hope this helps.

thankyou man

@@sboston4 So its %100 will make it center to the magnet?

Yes, on a round magnet it will center itself.

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OnStar told me that they could start the car but without the key fob I wouldn’t be able to drive it. I’ve used the OnStar app and it’s pretty handy for remote starting g when you are coming out of the mall and you want to heat up or cool down the car. I also like the GPS feature. I used this feature on an Impala that I had at a body shop. I noticed the car wasn’t parked at the shop and I tracked it down to a sub that they were using but didn’t bother to tell me about.

I bet there is a product out there and grabbing power for the camera can easily be done by running the power to an add a fuse style power connector to the fuse box under the hood and there is a solid grounding lug right next to that. I like your idea.

John Ford I sent them my paint code and they painted it to match.

It probably seems a little scary but it’s worth it.

Yeah I would have to take it to the dealer where I bought it and have them do this.

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Jaydiaz_ that’s awesome and I’m glad it helped. Thanks for the comment.

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Top Ten Goat Edition I think that would work but I would of needed a second set of hands and I didn’t when I was doing the install. Thx for the question.

Steve I’m glad to hear it’s working. Enjoy!

Steve I leave it flipped down until I need it and can’t even see it at night. I flip it up when I am parking and then flip it back down.

Steve I ran the power all the way to the fuse box under the hood.

Steve try something like this. The one I used shows to no longer be available but this one looks close to the same. Amazon.com: 3.5'' Inch TFT LCD Car Color Rear View Monitor Screen for Parking Rear View Backup Camera With 2 Optional Bracket: Automotive

did you add those hinges on the bottom and could you give me the dimensions of the monitor ? Thanks

Steve the screen is 3-3/4” wide and 3” tall. I used some small hinges from the hardware store and double sided automotive tape to stick to the hinges, bottom of the screen and top of the dash bezel. I hope this info helps.

Yes it does, just one more question where did you get the power from? I installed one but yours is alot better looking.

The power is running from a wire that goes to the fuse box under the hood. I ran the wire through the bottom of the dash to the passenger side and then through a plugged hole that is in the door jam / A Pillar. Make sure you run your wires in some flexible conduit out that hole and up and through the right fender.

Steve I’ll do a quick overview video soon of how I did it, sorry to keep you waiting.

thanks

Jjuliink surprisingly that’s the stock exhaust. Thx for watching and for the question.

Steve I thought the firewall was the best place to fish a wire through as well but it’s not. If you look between the door hinges, there are pre-drilled and plugged with rubber / plastic plugs. I ran the wires up the top of the passenger side fender and then down to that hole. I also used some flexible black wire conduit to run the wires throughout the engine bay and into the interior. Good luck with your project.

DogDaybreak LOL, another Camaro would of been better.