I have the exact camera set up in my ‘22. I cut up an old clear iPhone case for the ‘mounting plate’, drilled a small hole and attached it with the factory plastic headliner clip. It’s been holding for almost a year now with no issues.

Looks exactly like some of the pics above, so I figured you didn’t need to see another one lol

Yeah I probably should have specified the axis it can be rotated on.

That is the way I am headed. Thanks

This is how I finally mounted the rear Viofo A129 Plus Duo rear cam. I have it down a ways so I can easily remove it by prying the headliner retaining pin out if needed. Also the cable plugs into the top of the cam, so you need a little room for it as well.

I bought a new retainer pin from a dealer ($2.96) to use. Glad I did as the one that came out was a bit stripped. It likely would have been ok to reuse but I felt more comfortable with new. The mount is from a thin metal sign I picked up in a hardware store that already had holes in it. Sign was easily cut with a large set of scissors, no tin snips needed.

The mount is thin enough that it could easily be bent back into the vehicle overhead if ever needed to load something large and then bent back into position.

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Here is a picture of the sign I got from Home Depot. A bit difficult to see the holes at top and bottom, but they are there. I painted both sides black but it only stuck on then lettered side. Came right off the slick unlettered side. Should have roughed it up with sand paper. I might make another one and do that at some point.

The one shown is plastic but I got the metal version.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt...=aw.ds#overlay

I can print it, I use the best 3D printer, I often print something, I advise you to buy it.

Checked the date. Thought it might have been April 1st.