CB in Dash (with pics)
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CB in Dash (with pics)
I decided to put my CB in my dash under the steering column.
I started by deciding where i wanted it to in the plastic then cut the hole after taking the bottom plastic out which is like 6 bolts and to plastic caps holding on the relay panel and a velcro holding on a box and you unplug another box on the passenger side.
Then i cut and welded some brackets to the back and screwed in the CB to the brackets.
I had to relocate the relay panel just higher up with wire tie never got a pic of it i think you guys could figure it out. And finished product.
Hope you all enjoy any questions i can help out.
I started by deciding where i wanted it to in the plastic then cut the hole after taking the bottom plastic out which is like 6 bolts and to plastic caps holding on the relay panel and a velcro holding on a box and you unplug another box on the passenger side.
Then i cut and welded some brackets to the back and screwed in the CB to the brackets.
I had to relocate the relay panel just higher up with wire tie never got a pic of it i think you guys could figure it out. And finished product.
Hope you all enjoy any questions i can help out.
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Originally Posted by rustface
Good deal. I guess you could even set a small external speaker off to the left in that louvre thing.
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my only concerns would be the cord being down around your feet and knocking my shins and knees on it wheeling...other wise throw a trim bezal and figure out the cord situation...good job
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Originally Posted by RockStarATL
my only concerns would be the cord being down around your feet and knocking my shins and knees on it wheeling...other wise throw a trim bezal and figure out the cord situation...good job
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Originally Posted by sd_dragon28
NICE JOB! also i own that same model cb.
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Originally Posted by RockStarATL
you can fab one up...or have one made...message me the dimensions and i'll see if i have something laying around or next time i have some cnc cuts done i can see if i can throw it in there to be cut