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Fully installed. I was able to move the seat far enough back so that the bracket will not cause any driver interference. All told, the cost was ver
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Fully installed. I was able to move the seat far enough back so that the bracket will not cause any driver interference. All told, the cost was ver

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As seen from the boot. With my particular video camera, I get decent coverage of the front window and the speedo.
donaldj

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As seen from the boot. With my particular video camera, I get decent coverage of the front window and the speedo.

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As seen from behind the seat. This is definitely not a "quick release" type. I was able to move the bracket up high enough so as not to interfere with
donaldj

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As seen from behind the seat. This is definitely not a "quick release" type. I was able to move the bracket up high enough so as not to interfere with

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07 May 2009
The fastener I used was a 5/8" "cable bolt" found at Lowes. It consists of a U-bolt, the cable cradle (which fits the headrest bar perfectly!), and 2
donaldj

donaldj

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The fastener I used was a 5/8" "cable bolt" found at Lowes. It consists of a U-bolt, the cable cradle (which fits the headrest bar perfectly!), and 2

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07 May 2009
This is the final product. I coated the angle iron, the cable bolts, and the cable cradles in spray-on rubber coating. The camera mount is a Bogen Man
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This is the final product. I coated the angle iron, the cable bolts, and the cable cradles in spray-on rubber coating. The camera mount is a Bogen Man

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donaldj, May 7, 2009
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