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what kind of CB is this?
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the uniden or the yellow HT?
Ya that one was obvious but I was thinking "maybe" he was asking about the Yellow HT hanging there? I'm not sure and he didn't specify.
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they are plugged into each other???
I had looked close and saw the cord from the bottom of the HT going into CB,...... but now that all of you with better eyes than me have said they are two different items... I see the mic for the CB above the yellow HT... I looked at it a few times and never saw the mic for the CB... I just thought the cord from the CB went into the yellow HT.
my error please disregard
Yellow HT looks to be a cheap Chicom radio. Most likely is being used for GMRS, as jeep people use this radio service to communicate vehicle to vehicle on trail rides.
At a glance it did appear that way, I had to look at it twice too. I agree with @hill above, about that yellow HT being a CCR GMRS radio.
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I had to look thrice to see that the yellow radio was not plugged into the bog-standard CB radio of some kind. The CB mike being hidden behind and above the cheap Chinese banana yellow radio.
Don't buy a Jeep just to get some new radio for your collection. Hope we can save you in time!
Don't buy a Jeep just to get some new radio for your collection. Hope we can save you in time!
Not sure but it's a nice, neat installation. Could be a RadioShack (Realistic) brand. Knowing the Jeep's year might help assuming the owner put in a modern radio.
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Is that white pipe a roll cage? The ARB label is for the 4WD system.
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It is a simple radio with knobs which is a great feature if your driving in the rough.
