Rear View Camera

[bbamrah]

I have just ordered a new X5 with the nav. I was wondering if anyone knows of a aftermarket rear view camera that can be integrated into the widescreen?

[John Stead]

I got my rearview system at www.rearviewcamera.net

... John

[ceng]

Can you post some pictures of the installed camera?

[John Stead]

http://www.carterrv.com/cartercam/in...5aDSCF2442.JPG

http://www.carterrv.com/cartercam/in...5dDSCF2440.JPG

http://www.carterrv.com/cartercam/in...5bDSCF2441.JPG

[tjr2000]

If you buy a BMW rear Cam it is locted just under the tailgate latch and looks kinda funny.. a customer came in once and had found directions in installing one in the middle of the BMW simble and it looks really good. not sure the website but just look around

[lbcgoldjames]

Dear Friends,
I''m James from Shenzhen City,We are a manufacturer specialized in car rearview cameras systems,our Website:http://www.szvk.cn


Car Rearview Camera is of great use for four wheelers. It gives a clear view while reversing your car without straining your neck. it's can help passengers safe and your clients' vehicle free from damage by taking the guesswork out of backing up and parking!It just like having eyes and ears at your back. Visibility assured even in low lighting. This system can also be installed in container truck, Van, Bus, etc.

Should any items be of great interest to,please contact me freely,And we also welcome your OEM designs!
My MSN: [email protected]

[david2008gd]

hello bbamrah,
About BMWX5 car rear view camera,
what do you mean by " rear view camera that can be integrated into the widescreen?"
do you mean the camera's view field 170 degree?
the wider view field, the better.
David Q
Email: [email protected]
MSN: [email protected]
Skype: grace-dv
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