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I have mine hardwired to the battery for clean power and grounded of course. I had a single din headunit install kit that I took a drimmel to and cut out the little storage compartment:
Once that is cut out there is a big open cavity that the cb can fit in but there is no support so it will sag in the rear. I went to my local hardware store and got a medium size bookshelf bracket. When you are looking into the cavity you will see a metal bracket to your left that I bolted the "L" bookshelf bracket to so when the cb slides in it has some support.
That's about it.
Once that is cut out there is a big open cavity that the cb can fit in but there is no support so it will sag in the rear. I went to my local hardware store and got a medium size bookshelf bracket. When you are looking into the cavity you will see a metal bracket to your left that I bolted the "L" bookshelf bracket to so when the cb slides in it has some support.
That's about it.
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I have mine hardwired to the battery for clean power and grounded of course. I had a single din headunit install kit that I took a drimmel to and cut out the little storage compartment:
Once that is cut out there is a big open cavity that the cb can fit in but there is no support so it will sag in the rear. I went to my local hardware store and got a medium size bookshelf bracket. When you are looking into the cavity you will see a metal bracket to your left that I bolted the "L" bookshelf bracket to so when the cb slides in it has some support.
That's about it.
Once that is cut out there is a big open cavity that the cb can fit in but there is no support so it will sag in the rear. I went to my local hardware store and got a medium size bookshelf bracket. When you are looking into the cavity you will see a metal bracket to your left that I bolted the "L" bookshelf bracket to so when the cb slides in it has some support.
That's about it.
