Looking For A Small Blind Spot Sensor To Add To An Older Hot Rod
Updated 02/10/2026 | Published 01/16/2026
Question:
I am looking for a blind spot camera, sensor to add to my dads old hot rod. It is hard to see out of whem changing lanes. System needs to be small sensor and small camera to not take away from the cars original look.
asked by: Paul S
Expert Reply:
Hey Paul,
For a good blind spot camera and sensor I recommend going with the Rear View Safety # RVS27FR. This universal kit allows you to mount those sensors and detect moving vehicles in those hard to see areas. It has an audio as well as LED alert when objects are in your blind spot. For an older hot rod I know those blind spots are real hard to see out of so this will make a huge difference.
What kind of hot rod does he have?
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Rear View Safety Advanced Blind Spot Detection Motion Sensors - Dual Alerts - Universal Fit
- Blind Spot Detection
- Trucks
- Blind Spot Detection
- Audio Alert
- LED Indicators
- Rear View Safety
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Nick S.
2/10/2026
Hey Paul, how did the Rear View Safety blind spot system work out on your dad’s hot rod? It sounds like a good fit for keeping the classic look while adding safety. Your feedback could really help others with older cars facing the same challenge.