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I had one in my '85, and thought about sticking one in my '07... Any thoughts? Its kinda 70's-80's, but some people are like me, and love the retro stuff.

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I had one in my '85, and thought about sticking one in my '07... Any thoughts? Its kinda 70's-80's, but some people are like me, and love the retro stuff.

we use them all the time off roading.

 

I dont have one in my 03...but its a 2wd.

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I had my old radio installed in my '02 YukonXL, but haven't installed it yet in my '07....just can't decide on where to install it.

I have a centre console, so simply putting the radio under the dash won't work.

Here is a picture that someone posted here a while back, this is one option I've been entertaining (thanks to who-ever posted the picture originally....think this was their radios in their truck):

CDRadiomount.jpg

 

Here is my radio that I've had since I was a teen-ager. Yes, it's a Radio Shack radio, but it's been rock-solid for 30years. ;)

CB.jpg

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I have one in my '03. Provides tons of entertainment, and is convenient since most of my buddies have them in their trucks as well. They're a ton easier than having to call everyone who's traveling together in a group.

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have on in my s10 had one in my 88 they are good for helping to stay awake on long road trips plus helped few years ago in keeping tabs on traffic when i drove back from il thru bad snow storm

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I had my old radio installed in my '02 YukonXL, but haven't installed it yet in my '07....just can't decide on where to install it.

I have a centre console, so simply putting the radio under the dash won't work.

Here is a picture that someone posted here a while back, this is one option I've been entertaining (thanks to who-ever posted the picture originally....think this was their radios in their truck):

CDRadiomount.jpg

 

Here is my radio that I've had since I was a teen-ager. Yes, it's a Radio Shack radio, but it's been rock-solid for 30years. ;)

 

The USBP Tahoes feature a radio stack like that. :)

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I lost the screw that I needed to hook my antenna up, but I've always had one in my truck. I got a new screw last week and got it all up and running again. I'll tune in and listen to 19 if I'm driving a long enough distance to see if I can get any road condition info (I'm still waiting for my friends to get CBs).

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I had my old radio installed in my '02 YukonXL, but haven't installed it yet in my '07....

 

Here is my radio that I've had since I was a teen-ager. Yes, it's a Radio Shack radio, but it's been rock-solid for 30years. ;)

CB.jpg

 

Nice Patrick! I had a Cobra 21x 23 channel w/ a 1w key, 6w swing w/ a 250 Palomar heater mounted on the bottom of the case, then a chromed out Cobra 29ltd classic completely modded to the 9's w/ an 850watt heater attached to it, and then I bought a Connex 3300HP Rebel flag face edition....I sold them all 'cept for my little 21x which I have thought about putting inline in my '07

 

I do have a whole closet full of old CB's that need work

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"A Breaker one nine this here's the Rubber Duck

You got a copy on me Pig Pen Come on

 

Ah Yeah ten four Pig Pen for sure for sure

By golly it's clean clear to Flagtown Come on

Yeah it's a big ten four there Pig Pen

Yeah we definetly got the front door good buddy

Mercy sakes alive looks like we got us a convoy"

 

 

"'Cause we got a little convoy

Rockin' through the night.

Yeah, we got a little convoy,

Ain't she a beautiful sight?

Come on and join our convoy

Ain't nothin' gonna get in our way.

We gonna roll this truckin' convoy

'Cross the U-S-A.

Convoy!"

 

The movie is a classic...

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