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My CB Install...
So it's not the best looking install, but at least it's drill-less.
Anyone with an '08 has to miss that weird looking "Hat" rack thing that was in the previous style SD's...that was where I had my Cobra 29 mounted in my '05. But for the '08 there's just not a good place to fit it so I came up with this late one night. First I put 2 Barjan 4'ers on, ones just to even things out though...Ran the coax through the bed into the back of the cab, then ran up through the door sill under the dash and to the cb location...nothing terrible Ran my power and grounded it, hid all the wires out of sight and ended up with this ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() So you can see I mounted it to the cup holder door. I took the Cobra 29 mount that the radio came with, cut it up to fit into the cup holder, then since the sides of the bracket weren't long enough to reach the screw hole because of the little pull handle on the door, I took a couple small pieces of a bracket I had laying around and that gave me enough space between the cup holder and the cb. I might end up painting it all black, or redoing the brackets all together to make it look more eye appealing, but for now it works fine. While driving the cb pulls the door down so I may put some velcro around the door or something to hold it upright while driving...it is right on the edge of having enough strength to hold the cb up and letting it fall so it shouldn't take much. Just wanted to throw another idea out there for those looking for a place to mount a cb but don't want to drill into that nice plastic. Chris |
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forget about the weight of it, make sure you got lids on your cups lol otherwise that might end up being bad that's a really nice mounting idea i ended up putting mine (on a 2000) in the little concave part of the dash below where the 4wd selector would be . . . if i had 4wd except i had to block off a little cubby to get it to fit only thing i would worry about doing it your way would be bending the wires too much personally, i like to keep wires as straight as possible |
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thats a great idea! i still need to figure out how/where to mount mine. im thinking a small radio and put it in the overhead counsle. well see...
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