DIY - Camera Mount - In Car Footage.
pics attached. Sorry so crappy, another late night for me so I had to take the pics in my garage
The camera mount is fully adjustable and locks into place with my custom wing nut haha. Basicallly it's a bolt with a square piece of steel welded to it.
The camera mount is fully adjustable and locks into place with my custom wing nut haha. Basicallly it's a bolt with a square piece of steel welded to it.
I used it again this weekend in Fortwayne. I also took their trophies as wel LoL 
. I was going to sell it because I figured someone didn't have the time to make one or the interest so I would just sell mine... I hit a few cones that day it was one of the first times I have done so poor. the fortwayne event I did awesome until i started getting anxious to push the car so I hit two cones. If you want the camera to be out side the car turn the camera around and flip the bar to hang out side the window.
. I was going to sell it because I figured someone didn't have the time to make one or the interest so I would just sell mine... I hit a few cones that day it was one of the first times I have done so poor. the fortwayne event I did awesome until i started getting anxious to push the car so I hit two cones. If you want the camera to be out side the car turn the camera around and flip the bar to hang out side the window.
Damn I would be afraid for losing the camera if it is outside of the car. Isnt it possible that the bolt that holds the camera to the mount ends of getting lose and droping the camera?
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Originally Posted by chopperman
Damn I would be afraid for losing the camera if it is outside of the car. Isnt it possible that the bolt that holds the camera to the mount ends of getting lose and droping the camera?
-j
Originally Posted by chopperman
Damn I would be afraid for losing the camera if it is outside of the car. Isnt it possible that the bolt that holds the camera to the mount ends of getting lose and droping the camera?
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Originally Posted by kennedy
My camera has an arm band, So I will take the arm band and put it around the bar so if it does fall the band will catch it.
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Originally Posted by SOLO-350Z
I have had a mount like this for about 3 years. But I have two bars instead of one. It's a bit more solid to me and it holds my video camera.
Works like a champ.
Works like a champ.
-j
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^^ ha ha sweet! looks nearly identical....ya, post more pics.
why does it have three bolts by the head rest???
i see it has plastic end caps too..not bad...looks good
- j
why does it have three bolts by the head rest???
i see it has plastic end caps too..not bad...looks good
- j
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^^ i already made him one and mailed it to him....today actually.
if anyone wants one made, let me know....I have a garage full of tools and its my nature to build/make things...lol..
I have already had a bunch of PM's requesting this and i dont mind - seems to be quite a few members that do not own tools or are pressed for time which i understand..... this was not my intention in making a "DIY" hence "do it yourself" thread....
but i dont mind helping out, so long as you are patient with me in build and ship time...etc..lol...wife gets mad if i spend too much time in the garage...
- j
if anyone wants one made, let me know....I have a garage full of tools and its my nature to build/make things...lol..
I have already had a bunch of PM's requesting this and i dont mind - seems to be quite a few members that do not own tools or are pressed for time which i understand..... this was not my intention in making a "DIY" hence "do it yourself" thread....
but i dont mind helping out, so long as you are patient with me in build and ship time...etc..lol...wife gets mad if i spend too much time in the garage...
- j
Last edited by JasonZ-YA; Aug 18, 2008 at 09:43 AM.
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awesome job man.. I was thinking of creating my own but reading over your write up I would of forgot some of the details like the wedge..
whats up with the touring Z with the frost interior and black cloth seats? weight reduction?
whats up with the touring Z with the frost interior and black cloth seats? weight reduction?
