Freightliner Cascadia
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Join Date: Oct 2005
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Your punishment......... you ain't gonna like this but................. you may not enter the cab of that 359 you like to drive so much for a period of........................................... one month. sorry it's mandatory. :tears:
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:rofl:
That's no lie! They been telling us for a good while that we're getting new trucks, but no one new what brand. I figured they would have been Internationals. That's what we have had. Our new trucks have been sitting at our warehouse for the last several days, but I haven't had a chance to look at them up close. First thing I thought,.. of all the trucks they make, and they bought these. I was talking to our night time mechanic last night, and I said, "Hey, Pete makes a good truck." :lol: Yeah, I didn't see any CB hook-ups. Maybe, they were hidden somewhere.
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Cascadia's are "big" fleet trucks. The majority of the drivers that drive for big fleets don't know how to use a CB. So, why would you need a place to put one?
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That might be a good point, Malaki. :lol:
The whole time I was in the cab, I thought, "Surely they have radio hook-ups. We're truckers." :lol:
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You are correct. There are two or three Torx screws that you can unscrew to access it. You will 12V power leads (I think the + and - are even marked), and the factory coax that leads to an internal antenna system. It won't fit a full-sized radio, but it will hold a Cobra 29/Uniden PC-78/Galaxy 979.
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