I you are interested in installing a ham or cb radio in your car, this two part tutorial should help. In these videos, you'll find out how to install a ham radio in a Jeep Liberty. It's a tricky task and requires that you make a few holes here and there, but in the end the result will be a car that has a useful ham radio in it. So good luck, be careful not to cut any wires, and enjoy!
How To: Install a ham radio in a Jeep Liberty
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OO, so I'm a 65 year old Grandpa --- but I just passed both the Technician's AND General license exams in July and August 2011. I want to thank you John, you made it so much easier for this old man to install a ham radio in my 2005 Jeep Liberty in about 3 hours today ! Oh yeah, I've been happily divorced since 2005 ---- so I DID INSTALL IT EXACTY WHERE YOU WANTED TO INSTALL IT --- ON THE PASSENGER SIDE ! THANKS AGAIN ! --- Socalal KJ6QCD
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