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From: Bakersfield.CA
I installed the Cobra that has everything built in the handset. I love it. It's easy to take out... Like disconnecting the mic from an old set. Unscrew the coil cord and put it in the console to hide it. I mounted the handset on the dash below the brake control. I'll be installing a remote speaker this spring. With the K40, I love it
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Very nice job silver
It's nice to see someone (Besides myself
) Do something right for a change! Now go here http://customcbradios.com/Cobra-Blac...n-P643685.aspx and upgrade that Cobra.
It's nice to see someone (Besides myself) Do something right for a change! Now go here http://customcbradios.com/Cobra-Blac...n-P643685.aspx and upgrade that Cobra.
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Very nice job silver It's nice to see someone (Besides myself) Do something right for a change! Now go here http://customcbradios.com/Cobra-Blac...n-P643685.aspx and upgrade that Cobra.
It's nice to see someone (Besides myself) Do something right for a change! Now go here http://customcbradios.com/Cobra-Blac...n-P643685.aspx and upgrade that Cobra.
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When I'm hauling 5,500 pounds on a flatbed or 34 foot travel trailer with blind spots galore, I like to have an edge with a semi I just passed on the freeway, or a simple courtesy to let a semi in who just passed me pulling a steep grade. Not all of us use our trucks to hold electronic gadgets and just get groceries.