CBs
You can either mount atop the dash; the little rectangular niche is a nice level spot or you may want to consider a Cobra self-contained unit like the 75 WX.
https://www.cobra.com/detail/75-wx-s...aa-weather.cfm
I had one in my Chevy and it worked great. It's the CB that contains all controls and components within the handset itself. I simply mounted mine to the inset portion of the center column and ran the wires through the firewall (i.e. to the battery), then the antennna was a magnetic mount on the roof.
https://www.cobra.com/detail/75-wx-s...aa-weather.cfm
I had one in my Chevy and it worked great. It's the CB that contains all controls and components within the handset itself. I simply mounted mine to the inset portion of the center column and ran the wires through the firewall (i.e. to the battery), then the antennna was a magnetic mount on the roof.
A word of caution here, find out just how your airbags will deploy.
I can't say for Ford trucks but in many cases the dash lifts up. Violently
I personally wouldn't want a CB sandwich
I can't say for Ford trucks but in many cases the dash lifts up. Violently
I personally wouldn't want a CB sandwich
Originally Posted by No Thanks
A word of caution here, find out just how your airbags will deploy.
I can't say for Ford trucks but in many cases the dash lifts up. Violently
I personally wouldn't want a CB sandwich
I can't say for Ford trucks but in many cases the dash lifts up. Violently
I personally wouldn't want a CB sandwich
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I have a mobile UHF/VHF radio that I'd like to mount in my 2005 so that the radio would be angled up facing me, but down just above seat height in the middle.
I have been looking at Ram Mounts, I use a Ram mount for the GPS on my boat.
It locks in place and stays put in all but the most severe seas.
looks like this.
I have been looking at Ram Mounts, I use a Ram mount for the GPS on my boat.
It locks in place and stays put in all but the most severe seas.
looks like this.

