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You can have dash cams that combine the front and back cameras into one, but the downside is that the back camera could get blocked by things like seats, passengers, or even the rearview mirror (depending on where you are).

https://ttw-installations.co.uk/

I also prefer Blackvue. There is usually a method to mount a rear-facing dash cam on a soft top. You could get in touch with TTW in your area; they're top-notch; I saw you're in Nottingham.

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Your predictive text's ability to transform "Viofo" into "Voodoo" is very remarkable.

God, I really should learn to proofread, Viofo. Autocorrect is the devil.

The voodoo is fascinating, so I like it. Finding a way to attach the back camera when the roof is lowered is my only concern at the moment.

Downtown Blackvue. Our Viofo cameras are second to none.

even in 2023

I was hoping you might suggest a dashcam that will work with our convertible. Due to screen real estate constraints, I would want it not to be overly invasive. It would be ideal if it could be hardwired in and could face either the front or the back. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Quick update in case anyone else comes across this Car turned up this morning Driver rang about an hour before arriving just to check parking and access, everything went smoothly Had a proper look round it and took it out for a drive, no issues at all Glad I went through with it in the end Thanks again for all the input 👍

All good mate, thanks anyway 👍

You should be alright by the sounds of it still got mine here if you want any pics or info

Appreciate all the replies Spoke to them again earlier and they’ve now sent over the deposit invoice plus some more photos and details Feeling a bit more reassured now compared to yesterday

I’ve seen a few of these companies pop up recently as long as the payment is actually held somewhere secure and not going straight to them it’s a bit different than just wiring money Still, I’d double check everything like others said

Yeah that’s fair I just made sure I checked everything properly when it arrived before confirming anything

I’ll be honest I still don’t like the idea of buying a car unseen. Not saying anything about them specifically but in general it’s always a bit of a gamble Photos can hide a lot

I purchased from Cardwell Transport late last year an Audi A6 estate. Whole thing took just under two weeks from first contact to delivery they were actually quite straightforward to deal with, sent over a copy of the v5, invoice, explained how the payment is held etc

Yeah I did not gonna lie I hesitated before doing it but I checked their company details, found a couple of mentions online, nothing that raised red flags The segregated account thing made it feel a bit safer. It’s not like you’re just sending money straight to them with no control Still a bit of a leap of faith though!!!

@br1anuk thanks for that so you paid before delivery then? That’s the part that’s still bothering me a bit

Evening all I actually dealt with Cardwell Transport about a month ago, ended up getting a Peugeot 3008 from them, was in the exact same position as you at the start, wasn’t 100% sure what to make of it. Spoke to them a few times on the phone just to get a feel for it They explained the payment setup quite clearly though, money goes into a segregated business account and doesn’t get released until you’ve got the car and confirmed you’re happy with it My bank did stop the transfer initially which didn’t help the nerves, had to ring them and confirm it was me Car arrived about 7 days later, cleaner than I expected to be fair

That’s the issue really, Belfast isn’t exactly a quick drive from here They did say I can check it when it arrives but yeah… still feels a bit backwards paying first

Can you not go up there and see it? I know it’s a trek but personally I’d struggle buying something like that without at least seeing it first