Where have you mounted your CB RADIO

[SanDiegoCruiser]

Not a CB, but a dual-band ham radio (Icom 2720). If you remove the shifter and switch cover from the center console, you will see some empty space to the left and forward of the shifter (right under the speaker in the picture)of the shifter. It was just enough to slide my radio into. In fact, it's pretty snug - didn't even have to bolt it down. The radio still gets enough air to stay cool under the conditions I use it.

I ran the microphone cord up through the little trim piece (see picture) with a rubber grommet and mounted a speaker in front of the shifter. This only works if you have a removable control head on your radio. The curled cord you see draped over the am/fm radio, etc. is for my cell phone.

FYI, it gets very hot under there!

 

[Hellgate]

Summer is coming here in Oz I'll let you know

 

[phsycle]

Kind of a tangent, but how have you guys mounted your antennas and routed your cables? I'm thinking a handheld CB unit with a quick release antenna, as I won't be using it that much.

 

[Les Summer]

Reviving this old thread.
I have some future plans for a midland radio in my LC100. I will post up some pics if I ever get it done. I came here looking for some new ideas. I'd like to install my radio as stealth as possible.

 

[willyroo]

radio as stealth as possible

If you can get a small one, the ashtray is a good place. Mine is an Oricom 310, dimensions are 24mm x 100mm x 94mm.

 

[crimsonaudio]