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Dann

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This is my 2009 Suzuki Equator Pick-up. The scanners are a BCT-15X and a PSR-800. The 2-meter is a Yaesu FT-1900R. This is a "work in progress" so please excuse the exposed wiring. Thanks for looking!
 

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Looks very nice so far. I'd be interested in seeing the finished product, after you get those wires hidden.
 

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Whenever I see the Suzuki truck on the road, I always wonder why the owner didn't just buy a Frontier.

Either way, nice setup :)
 

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The Suzuki was a better deal,but the truck is not radio friendly.

Would have went with the Frontier just to keep my dignity. But nice job either way.

- hides his Avalanche -
 

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I owned a 2008 Frontier and at first thought the truck was not radio friendly. After many weekends of playing around, I began to think otherwise. Not only did I install my HAM radio (same spot yours is) but I was also able to wire a scanner into the center console. I also got adventurous and installed a 600 watt 7 speaker sound system. With a little work, the truck is easy to work with. Let me know if you need any help hiding wires etc.
 
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