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Yes - IP68 - Dust; Immersion beyond 1 m - Vehicle Specific Back Up Cameras
Vehicle specific back up cameras are reverse cameras that are designed to fit a certain vehicle. These reversing cameras usually replace a brake light or license plate light and give an OEM look.
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Boyo VTS50 Reverse Back up Camera for 2014 - 2016 Ford Transit Passenger or Cargo Van$128.99- Factory fit for 2014 - 2016 Ford Transit Passenger or Cargo Van
- 170° viewing angle for extra wide angle
- Factory fit in place above factory brake light
- Jumper for parking grid lines - turns them on and off
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Gryphon Mobile MV-FORDCAM Ford back up camera for 2008 and up Ford Trucks and 2009 and up Ford Flex$267.99- Complete replacement emblem with integrated backup camera for Ford vehicles
- 3 piece design for easy installation
- Integrated 1/4" Color CMD sensor camera with reverse image for backing up
- Park assist guide lines with distances making easy to no reverse to far
- Fits 2008 and up Ford F series Truck
- Fits 2009 and up Ford Flex
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iBeam TE-FDEM Ford Back up Camera for 2003 - 2017 Ford Trucks$267.99- Complete replacement emblem with integrated backup camera for Ford vehicles
- Park assist guide lines with distances making easy to no reverse to far
- 2008 - 2014 Ford F-150
- 2015 - 2016 Ford F-150 (with 8" Screen)
- 2008 - 2016 Ford F-250
- 2003 - 2017 Ford F-350
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