MTR

but they have no rating for speed or wind resistance. There isn't much on the market for reliable and budget equipment like that. I've looked.

I've had to make my own stuff. Thank god for older cars having more room and more area to attach support brackets. I've made a small clear Plexiglas container. Specific sized bolt to hold the camcorder to the case. I have a 1/2 rubber mat to pad it from some vibration. Then there is a 6" long, 3" wide, 1/4" thick aluminum support/mounting bracket with a with many holes of many sizes and some being more like slots for maximum adaptability. I then ran small adjustable rods (like tents have) with the pop style locks to lock in the length properly. The ends are heated, the the tube lightly crished at the end. Cut, ground down a bt then tigged the seam. I got mulitple angles from 0-90 degree bends.

Mount where need be, and add braces to hold it. Its crewed but works. Absolute riot when mounted low under the front bumper of my car... Lowness definitely helps make the "speed" effect...