Where do you mount CB antennas?

[BDR]

I'm trying to install some CB antennas behind my cab somewhere on the bed. So where and how is everyone doing this? Any ideas or help would eb great.

 

[I SPEED]

Here's another option for you. This is not my truck. I have a single antenna mounted a little further back on the drivers side. You cannot see my antenna from the drivers seat.



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[surfbeetle]

Mine is mounted at the front of the bed using a "L" bracket from radio shack that is attached to a diamond plate aluminum bracket that goes from the inside bed rail lip down to the lower sidewall. Pulling a 5er, I needed the antenna at the front.

 

[SCClockDr]

I mounted mine in the front driver's side stake pocket. The actual mast bracket protrudes from between the bedrail and my ARE tonneau. I fab'd the mount myself and am waiting for pocket mounts that are back ordered.

 

[GAmes]

I bought mounts at a TA truck stop and bolted them in like this.

 

[Got Smoke?]

I just run a Wilson 1000 magnent mount.



My crappy Dodge Driftwood paint is already flaking off my cab top anyways. :{

 

[Kernel]

What's with the "someone stole" stuff.



Anyone have a pic of how those between fender/hood mounts work?



Scott

 

[silverram323]

Anyone have a pic of how those between fender/hood mounts work?



Scott[/QUOTE]





Is this what you are looking for?

If so just do a search engine on dodge ram cb mounts and you should find it.

 

[BDR]

Thanks for the ideas fellas

 

[Duluth Diesel]

These are stainless, mount right in your stake pocket, and are 13 bucks each. I have these and love them. Look great and I have never had them come loose or have any problems with them.



Go here:

http://www.firestik.com/CatalogFrame.htm



On the top of the page, click on Mounts and Accessories.



On the left side, under STAINLESS MOUNTS, click on either the Stake-Hole Mnt or Stake-Hole, Ext.

 

[mgonske]

FireStik Stake-Hole Mounts

These are FireStik's offset stake-hole mounts--work with or without my topper installed. Their Fire-Ring coax connectors keeps the underside relatively streamlined.



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[tURBOdIEZEl]

im running a 102" steel whip mounted off my rear bumper... . IMHO other then a mag-mount going with a steel whip is the best way to get a very good ground.

 

[Kernel]

Thanks Silverram that's the one.



Scott