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I'll have to bring a couple photos out to the truck for comparison. Maybe I can take some measurement, like how far the stick is away from the dash when moved all the way forward.
It looks like the parts come from the national parts depot out of Detroit. I wonder if I buy the lower panel directly from themor if I have to go through the dealership. Does anyone have an idea. I am trying to look up the telephone number now.
Chris,
Can you get a pic of how you mounted your CB? I haven't mounted mine yet in my new Excursion, and would like to get some different ideas.
Thanks in advance!
Garry in Alaska
I dont know if you will get a response but if you use the search function there are some really good threads on mounting CB's I will try and find some for you.
Ok I lied I went through the threads I had posted in and this is the only one I can find. If you would like to see the pics that I HAD posted (that no longer work) I would be more then happy to show them to you.
Ok I lied I went through the threads I had posted in and this is the only one I can find. If you would like to see the pics that I HAD posted (that no longer work) I would be more then happy to show them to you.
Sweet, looks really good Brandon, nice work! Did any one ever figure out if this will fit with the manual 4x4 shifter?
I have a manuel 4x4 shifter and it works fine. several inches of clearance. Go for it. Nice job Brandon.
EDIT.
Wow this is old. I didn't notice how many pages there were. I guess the 16,000+ hits should have been a clue.
Here are some photos of my setup. No adjustable pedals on this old truck but i'm sure it's pretty easy to cut the hole by drilling with the correct size bit first then using a dremel to square it off.
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