[nebulight]

I've read a lot on here about how a lot of people don't care for the stock radio and suggest buying an aftermarket and installing your own backup camera. Have any of you sourced the stock camera and/or camera housing to install for an OEM look? I've seen a few USPS promasters with an aftermarket camera that is sticking out in the open. I'd rather have something that looks a little bit more concealed.

Thanks for any info!

 

[RDinNHandAZ]

I did an aftermarket housing I got from Alibaba. It looks fine don't you think? Let's face it the OEM is no beauty.

 

[nebulight]

That looks nice! I've seen ones that look like web cams drilled into the frame.

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[Because we can]

We too skipped the back up camera and radio although got radio prep in the options and will be looking for aftermarket here in BC .

 

[keeponvaning]

Excellent move!

 

[Dwight]

One advantage of factory cam, is lines on cam screen indicate clearance required to swing rear doors open.

 

[proeddie]

One advantage of factory cam, is lines on cam screen indicate clearance required to swing rear doors open.

I learn something new on the forum every day!

 

[medicineman4040]

No OEM for us.
My buddy at BestBuy put in a Kenwood Navi unit with backup camera
and a second camera.
One is on the roof in the brake light. It looks down at our bicycles and you can
see hardly anything else but that's OK since our bikes together cost
1/4 our Promaster. The screen for this one is the 'mirror'. It turns on/off
with a push of a button.
The second camera is in the license plate holder, it turns on when you go into
reverse and has great field of view.
Both have great picture quality.