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No - 170 degrees - No - Front Car Cameras
Front car cameras are cameras that are designed to placed in the front of the vehicle facing forward. These car cameras are designed so that you can avoid hitting parking blocks, curbs, and other potentially disastrous obstructions.
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Safesight TOP-SS-442M Rotating Ball Type CMOS Camera$52.99- Rotating Ball Camera
- 170 Degree Wide Angle
- Rotate a full 360 degrees
- Cut wire for parking grid lines or no-parking grid lines
- Selectable reverse image for rear view or front view - cut wire changes mode
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Boyo VTB689IR Surface Mount Nightvision CMOS Car Backup Camera$39.99- Surface Mount Camera
- 120 Degree Wide Angle
- Selectable reverse and non reverse image
- Low Light Sensitive with IR illumination
- Selectable parking grid lines - cut wire changes mode
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Boyo VTK220DL Surface Mount CMOS Car Backup Camera with LED lighting$67.99- Surface Mount Camera
- 170 Degree Wide Angle
- Selectable reverse and non reverse image can be used as a front camera
- Low Light Sensitive with LED illumination
- Selectable parking grid lines - cut wire changes mode
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Boyo VTK210C Surface Mount License Plate Ledge Rear View Hole Camera$99.99Out of stock- Surface Mount Camera
- 170 Degree Wide Angle
- Camera can be mounted on any overhang
- Low Light Sensitive
- 1/3" CMOS image sensor for excellent picture quality and low light capability
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