Eagleye Mobile Camera... on 2040-parts.com
Anniston, Alabama, US
This is a used camera from a police car that I got in an auction...I have several of these, and though I haven't test this one, I'm pretty sure it would work if you're able to hook it up...I do have some of the other stuff that goes with these...I have one recorder and several little monitors that I will be listing shortly...thanks for looking
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