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Now that it is available in a few models, including the Escalade, has anybody thought about retrofitting these into our trucks? I would love to integrate the camera on the rear window and maybe somehow split it with real time mirror view and a video recorder.

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get @pgamboa on this project. he needs something to do. ;)

LMAO! I read this post last night and wondered who would tag me! [emoji23]. I’ve got front park assist sensors to get added today, but will be looking at this and a use case.

 

 

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LMAO! I read this post last night and wondered who would tag me! [emoji23]. I’ve got front park assist sensors to get added today, but will be looking at this and a use case.

 

 

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i'll buy your auto dimming mirror, once you're done.

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You'll be upgrading to Cadillac one. You won't want a cheap one after that. ;)

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Where is the camera located? Is it separate from the back up camera that sits above the license plate?

 

 

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I picked up my auto dimming mirror for under 15 on eBay.

If you find another for 15 send me the link. Cheapest I've found is 40 so far
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Neat idea. I don't understand folks who use the backup camera only and not their mirrors or turn their head.

This will make that argument harder. :)

 

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It's interesting that you can watch behind while driving also.

 

This looks doable for Phil. ;)

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It's interesting that you can watch behind while driving also.

 

This looks doable for Phil. ;)

It’s just a Dual switchable camera right? How hard can it be? [emoji23]. Anyone got part #s?

 

 

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It’s just a Dual switchable camera right? How hard can it be? [emoji23]. Anyone got part #s?

 

 

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That's the spirit!

:D

 

-S

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