Because this 35 year old radio is just a temporary replacement for my broken one, they are just hanging own... in a week or so when I get a new replacement I'll tuck them under the headliner and down the A pillar like I did with my old one.
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- Thread starter Kalwren
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Because this 35 year old radio is just a temporary replacement for my broken one, they are just hanging own... in a week or so when I get a new replacement I'll tuck them under the headliner and down the A pillar like I did with my old one.
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This is something I had built for my 94. Its a 2wd and I got the 4wd switch and vent housing. The used Solidworks to design and build this iphone holder. Still have to run the power cord through the bottom of it and get everything black anodized.
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I'm a big fan of those motorcycle cellphone mounts.
They provide a secure, vibration friendly solution that's very easy to adapt.
I simply welded the ram-mount clone base to a DIY bracket that's secured to the dash.
I have one in both of my vehicles...even vehicles I no longer own
They provide a secure, vibration friendly solution that's very easy to adapt.
I simply welded the ram-mount clone base to a DIY bracket that's secured to the dash.
I have one in both of my vehicles...even vehicles I no longer own
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Actually just keep your phone turned off while you're driving . It can be done.
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ProClip + Arkon 1" ball mount arm + RAM Mount = 
I'll post pics when I put my dashboard back together.
I'll post pics when I put my dashboard back together.
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