RockAuto Magnet worthy??

[Danielsun]

Hey do y'all think I can get my 720 on a Rockauto magnet?? 🤔 Notcied my truck was looking good so took some photos. Hasn't even been washed or buffed in over a year !

 

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Edited July 4 by Danielsun

[ggzilla]

oh yea

http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/catalog.php?parttype=1000000

[banzai510(hainz)]

yes its org and straight

[Danielsun]

Bros I'm gonna get her buffed up and on the grass and the pictures gonna be looking fire!

[Thomas Perkins]

Awesome

[Danielsun]

I installed that CB radio before travelling WA to OH, talked to all the truckers on the way! Got Ol' Duster here cruising at like 85 most the way. :0 I couldn't believe it folks.

[DwayneOxford]

19 hours ago, Danielsun said:

I installed that CB radio before travelling WA to OH, talked to all the truckers on the way! Got Ol' Duster here cruising at like 85 most the way. :0 I couldn't believe it folks.

CB'n AIN'T what it used to be. In the 70s everybody and their cat had CBs and TALKED. Haven't been on interstate at night lately so can't say how that is now. Daytime sucks now. We used to have joke and song sessions, most WAAY off color, racial and ethnic. We all spoke English, knew WAAY before we got to trouble unless you were 1st on scene. America was GREAT!!

[Thomas Perkins]

Dwayne,we use to drive to North Carolina in the 60's and 70 's to visit family from Georgia and dad had a C.B.He would get behind the truckers knowing that they could speed and knew where all the Smokey's were.We had fun on the C.B..South Carolina State troopers try to hide with there radars.We never got a speeding ticket.

[Danielsun]

16 hours ago, DwayneOxford said:

CB'n AIN'T what it used to be. In the 70s everybody and their cat had CBs and TALKED. Haven't been on interstate at night lately so can't say how that is now. Daytime sucks now. We used to have joke and song sessions, most WAAY off color, racial and ethnic. We all spoke English, knew WAAY before we got to trouble unless you were 1st on scene. America was GREAT!!

 

15 hours ago, Thomas Perkins said:

Dwayne,we use to drive to North Carolina in the 60's and 70 's to visit family from Georgia and dad had a C.B.He would get behind the truckers knowing that they could speed and knew where all the Smokey's were.We had fun on the C.B..South Carolina State troopers try to hide with there radars.We never got a speeding ticket.

Well down here in the South the CB community is still very much alive! When I was travelling through Tennessee I could not believe all the people talking, it was a great time. In fact I have a neighbour that is a Ford mechanic and he's out in his garage most evenings with some of the coolest radio setups I have seen, granted I know close to nothing about them. heh.

[ggzilla]

it must have been really something in the 70s when even normal people had CBs

[datzenmike]

Had a truck driving job in the mid '80s and all I had was a CB for entertainment. Once every great while a noob would come on asking something about traffic and as per FCC? regs signed off with his 'call sign' a combination of numbers and letters issued with your CB license*. Naturally everyone in ear shot would immediately yell BINGO!!!!

 

* Long since abandoned as few did this anyway and the number of CBs out there was impossible to police anyway. But noobs persist. 

[DwayneOxford]

21 hours ago, ggzilla said:

it must have been really something in the 70s when even normal people had CBs

Yup, wished back then that fewer folks had them, now wish more did.

[DwayneOxford]

12 hours ago, datzenmike said:

Had a truck driving job in the mid '80s and all I had was a CB for entertainment. Once every great while a noob would come on asking something about traffic and as per FCC? regs signed off with his 'call sign' a combination of numbers and letters issued with your CB license*. Naturally everyone in ear shot would immediately yell BINGO!!!!

 

* Long since abandoned as few did this anyway and the number of CBs out there was impossible to police anyway. But noobs persist. 

Every Christmas there'd be a BUNCHA noobs with gifted CBs. I got my license when I started in 70s, KXB-760. I listened for a week before I talked any to see who sounded like I wanted to sound. Then they deregulated. Linear amps were the thing. I didn't get one till I near froze in KS when I ran the Detroit 318 out of fuel. One of the prettiest things ever was the Mexican in a Mack Cruiseliner who rescued me. I had a linear the next week when I got to Franklin, KY "Big T" truckstop which sold them. Got a 200W Firebird. I run 450-600W Palomars now.