Best route for rear camera cable in fully converted van ?

[The Flying Scotsman]

I’ve had a search and can’t find any info on the best route in a van that’s fully converted with the kitchen, high kitchen units and pop top.
I’d rather get some advice before I start removing panels etc.
I don’t know whether to go up or down with it.
It’s a LWB with barn doors.
Anyone done this with a similar set up ?

 

[roadtripper]

If it's just for reversing visibility might be worth trying a cheap wireless kit from eBay to test if you need to wire front to back at all?

Obviously not as useful if you're fitting a rear dash cam...

 

[The Flying Scotsman]

If it's just for reversing visibility might be worth trying a cheap wireless kit from eBay to test if you need to wire front to back at all?

Obviously not as useful if you're fitting a rear dash cam...

Thanks. I’ve already bought the pioneer camera to go with the new pioneer head unit

 

[JOG]

Why not route the cable under the van and pop up to go into a door?

 

[cgtmiles]

I had a similar issue albeit with a dash cam and a SWB tailgate van (I got the reversing cam fitted with the conversion). I decided as it was coming from the rear view mirror area to keep it high and went inside the roof lining in the front to b pillar to the high level cabinets above the sink. Then out the back at the top and into the tailgate.

Yours is coming from the dash I guess so is going down along the central channel to the drivers seat, b pillar, into the kitchen cabinets through them and out the back best?
I couldn’t get access inside the NSR panel but if you can then you can go all down the near side quite easily (under steps etc) then I guess this would come out near the near side rear door so it could be fitted in the number plate holder.

 

[The Flying Scotsman]

Thanks for your replies guys. I’m taking my van up to my pals today who’s got a big cracking garage and we’re going to fit my new headlights, bonnet and bumper DRLs and a fog light kit.
So will have a good look today to see what the best route is going to be.