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Western pa radio shops

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kris665

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Anybody from western pa know any good radio shops to get a cb tuned up?
 

The_B_Chief

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There used to be a ton of them. Jerry's in hookstown, Jack Whiteside in Penn Hills just to name a few. Jack is dead and I'm not too sure about Jerry. Check out Channel 20 in the Pittsburgh area in the late evening. Those folks should be able to help ya out.
 

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Several of the larger truck stops, Pilot, Flying J, etc., have cb repair shops on the premises. Check some of the big truck stops in your area, or ask on ch 19. I am sure someone will be able to help you. Some of the shops even monitor 19
 
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