Instructions on how to build a camera mount for your car that is positioned inbetween front bucket seats with adjustable headrests with two support rods. (Was that... 1 simple sentence with 5 prepositional phrases?).

As a warning. A BIG varningslarm :P

In the event of a collision, this has the capability of causing severe personal injury. If you have active headrests, this will likely interfere with their operation. If your bar extends too close to the B pillars, side impact air bag (especially the type built into the seat) operation could be compromised. So please, take note of this.

I made a similar mount for a friend (this one is for myself). He likes taking pictures of and in his car. Soooo, I'm making him a suitable mount so he can take pictures from a stable location while moving. Long exposure + night time on highway = really cool effect ;)

Step 1: Materials

4 Rubber Coated "C" rings -- not sure on the name, but they have a rubber piece to protect what it wraps around
4 Screws of your choice
4 Nuts to match screws
1 piece of angle iron OR aluminum to span your headrests
1 Screw to fit your camera or swivel mount

Optional: Screw Caps

Step 2: Assembly

Measure, mark and drill holes for your headrest fasteners. In the center of the bar, drill an additional hole for your camera mount. You can also add offset holes for additional locations ;)

Sand the edges of your rod to prevent cuts and scratches. Then, for ferrous metals apply nice coat of flat black -- or even textured paint to give it a nice professional looking finish. I used aluminum, and I like how it looks as-is.

Step 3: Installation

Place the bar on the headrest post (in-front or in-back). Tighten each screw until the bar is firmly attached.

Mount Camera and Enjoy.

If you have a swivel mount -- attach it to your bar (not pictured). If not, adjusting the seat recline position will adjust the angle of your camera.

Additionally, you can modify the bar such that the camera will be outside of the vehicle.

Reminder: This can interfere with the safety devices of your car (read: side and curtain airbags et. al.). Do not leave this up permanently and use at your own risk.