A purpose-built baseplate that relocates your rear dash-cam camera to a stable headliner mount – so you never lose your rear view when the liftgate is up.
Our install was done on a vehicle without the factory digital rearview camera. Instead of sticking the camera to the liftgate glass, we wanted it on a surface that doesn't move with the liftgate. That gives you two real advantages:
The headliner makes a stable mounting location – as long as you have a proper baseplate to anchor to. That's exactly what this plate is for.
This custom plate is adhesive-backed and slotted to accept the Wolfbox rear-camera mount. It drills into the plastic headliner mount using the two included self-tapping screws, giving you a firm, rattle-free anchor point. The slotted design also fits a variety of other DVR cameras, so it isn't locked to a single brand.
All you need is a couple of screwdrivers. Peel and stick the plate, then secure it to the factory headliner bracket with the included self-tapping screws.
Tip: Don't overtighten the self-tapping screws – you want a firm mount that's free from vibration without stripping the factory headliner bracket.
Full install of the mounting plate on a 2024 Land Cruiser headliner.
A closer look at the Wolfbox rear-camera setup this plate is designed for.
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