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What about one of my favourites? East Bound & Down, the Legend (Snowman) Jerry Reed:)

I have all the episodes of The A-Team on vhs tapes and the Dukes of Hazard on dvd's. CB ruled all the best shows! 73

That's basically the definition of the Good ole days. I like CB for the same reasons plus you know it's reliable when you do a proper installation without cutting corners! CB ruled back than... and it still does(y)(y)(y)

Is that the interior of the General Lee? (Dodge Charger?)

Exactly!!! My 350 was built for torque(being in a truck) 4 barrel carb and no emissions of any kind. One time I went to the quarry to get some navyjack gravel and was able to bring home 2.1 tons in the box (driving accordingly; no sudden stops, no lugging, and shifting properly). All that and...

You are absolutely right; I sure don't blame the people that actually put the stuff together in those Countries! The American consumer takes all the blame because of wanting everything cheap and now you get a lot of goods that are not meant to be repaired (some ceiling light fixtures are sealed...

And that is exactly what pisses me off!:mad::mad::mad:. I understand doing some fine tuning, but there is no excuse for something way off from the factory: quality control=garbage. The sad thing is that nowadays it's this way for everything you buy new; gone are the days of being proud about...

I don’t think many people taught about that:). I don’t know how you do it Andy; you do have some of the best replies period. :)(y):)(y):)(y)

Hey DanLaw were you able to get the mods and alignment done? Did you ship the radio to the U.S. or did you find somebody in B.C. or Canada? The only reason I ask is because I am also in British Columbia and there is nobody here that works on radios(especially CB). 73.

Well, I agree on the Rigexpert being the best (it was my first choice)(y) however, at the moment I couldn't justify the expense, so second choice was the NanoVNA!

I also second the Nano VNA; small in size(portable), works good and cheap(can’t bit the price). 73

Don't worry you are not alone! I kicked myself for selling a few things that I shouldn't of, but like you said, who knew? 73

Yes indeed less food in stores! I got a lot of ammo 2 years ago along with quite a few boxes of arrows for my bow (the coming shortage was kind of obvious). About 30 miles from me there is a guy that sells high power air rifles and .22's; only high end stuff from Germany (mainly DIANA and...

I wish I could hear that truck running:):):)(y)(y)(y) I understand about gas mileage and the cost of fuel (in my area, Canada, right now, it's $1.60/litre which is just at $6.00 a U.S. gallon). For a daily driver it's tough when you only get 6-8MPG, however on the flip side, there is also a...

Nice pictures of a real truck. Today's trucks are the opposite; they are basically cars with a box, very little steel and a lot of plastic, in my opinion junk, and they will never last as long as the older trucks. The truck also looked like it was in amazing shape(y)(y)(y)

Nice! They look good. That’s my kind of technology (or should I say reliability?)(y)

In my are they ask for it quite often! I always reply stating my location and I ask for theirs! It’s good to know about antenna performance and range (sometimes I also ask what antenna they’re using) 73

I have the same opinion about computerized vehicles. DEF for diesel is total crap(causes even more pollution than older diesels) not to mention that when you run out of the stuff the truck shuts itself off! You are right, you just can not bit the old square body chevy. I have a 1986 3/4 ton 4x4...

Thanks for the update, Cabover Bob! Good to know about the great performance and tuning of the Sirio(I guess the height of whip is king, just like a side mic radio)(y):)(y)

That's a big 10-4 Bandit!