That'* pretty sweet! You need an interior to install it in first though

those are the BEST finds.....

Definitely both. Want to see what the camera sees.

http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ighlight=gizmo

There'* a vid there. It'* a neat view, especially at the dragstrip.

and the top end of the engine helps a ton... :P

the picture quality on that vid is impressive. Very cool

I think Andrew will only have to add a 1/4-20 stud to that, but ultimately, I think he'll be lacking one axis of adjustment.

It is VERY stable. My in-car vids at Woodburn are pretty cool with mine. Just get the camera set and locked down, leave it in video mode, and you're ready.

It helps to have a small mirror in the car to know it'* aimed/adjusted right, or pre-aim it while sitting in the back seat, then lock it down. You won't see the gauges on a sunny day, as the camera will adjust to the light coming in the windshield, and darken the gauges. Unless you aim and focus on the gauges themselves.