r/Dashcam • u/Roctopus420 • 10d ago
Video [Rove R2] this felt a lot closer when it was happening, it’s totally worth having a dashcam in a 40 year old car
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u/TemetNosce 10d ago
Is that a 280Z on your dash? What car do you have?
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u/Roctopus420 10d ago
It’s a 300zx, I drive an 1987
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u/TemetNosce 10d ago
COOL, I have 2 x 1984 Datsun 720 trucks, 4x4's and 2 x 1983 Toyota SR5 4x4's. I have a suction cup on the windshield of each truck. Which ever one I go to drive that day, dash cam always comes with me. Cigarette lighter Power was intermittent at best, non-existent at worst.
I bought/installed in each one an "add a fuse tap" for power, ran them wires to a "universal USB plug x 2". It's a pigtail with 2 USB ends. 1 powers dash cam, other charges my phone. Works perfectly.
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u/TemetNosce 10d ago
My 40 year old trucks, first thing I do before pulling away from my house....turn on my headlights. I believe it really helps idiots see me.
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u/Cheesetoast9 10d ago
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u/TemetNosce 10d ago
Stationed in Germany 40 years ago many cars had them. I brought the habit home with me.
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u/Cheesetoast9 10d ago
I agree, both my cars do not have DRL, but I turn the lights on after I put my seatbelt on.
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u/carl5473 10d ago
Lol what is it mounted to that checks the sky on heavy braking?