Also read 4ripcord, his builds are quite detailed and he has installed a CB in the ashtray in both his runner projects. Do some more reading.
Best way to search is right here.
Search for 3rd gen 4runner followed by what you looking for. I have a write-up in my thread as well.
*Cobra 19 Series
*90 degrees PL-257 adapter x2
*Coax cable
*Mount of your choice
*Heavy duty spring
*Coupler
*Firestik antenna (get one that's tunable)
Then tune it, and use it. Way easier to just get a Midland 75-822 handheld CB though.
You make mounts?
Yep, and starting a new GB in a couple weeks.
Link to the mounts, but the next batch will have a new logo on the front.

So just snooping around.
But I'd like to know more about CB radios.
What is needed to install and make everything work.
How much is everything total
Parts needed
Good CB radios.
And how you install into the ash tray. I googled but they are old threads without pics.
Do you have a picture and reference model for that signal splitter? Does it work nice when using CB and head unit radio at the same time?I installed my CB in the ash tray and used a convertor to replace my radio antenna with a Firestick. It works really well for a CB and I get great reception on my AM/FM radio with it. My wife has even commented how I pick up radio channels really well when way out in the boonies away from the station. The antenna is on a quick detach so I can easily remove it for car washes and such.
I used a CBI ditch light bracket to mount the antenna right next to where the stock antenna would be. Overall it is really clean and works really well.
CB radio at the bottom
CB/radio antenna where the stock antenna would be
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I installed my CB in the ash tray and used a convertor to replace my radio antenna with a Firestick. It works really well for a CB and I get great reception on my AM/FM radio with it. My wife has even commented how I pick up radio channels really well when way out in the boonies away from the station. The antenna is on a quick detach so I can easily remove it for car washes and such.
I used a CBI ditch light bracket to mount the antenna right next to where the stock antenna would be. Overall it is really clean and works really well.
CB radio at the bottom
CB/radio antenna where the stock antenna would be
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Clean. Unfortunately I have CBI light brackets for lights. ( guessing you have the rocker usb wired to a switch ) I have one sitting in my tool box haven't installed one yet. Don't really feel like feeding new wire trough firewall for power
Do you have a picture and reference model for that signal splitter? Does it work nice when using CB and head unit radio at the same time?
Is there not enough room to drill a second hole for the antenna? And yes, the USB is wired to the master on/off rocker on the far right.
What kinda logo?