This is how I have the CB in my Ranger, and I hope to be able to do something similar in the Tremor. The radio itself is behind the dash, out of sight. A lead goes from there to a female RJ45 connector also behind the dash. The microphone has an ODIN display with channel, volume and menu controls, etc. Currently I run the aerial on a roof rack, but on the Tremor it may have to go on the bullbar.
The radio itself is a GME 80 channel UHF with duplex and other features, but by far the most useful is CTCSS, which when we travel in a group is fantastic. No more interference from people not in the group, especially when in populated areas.
The microphone mount is magnetic, with a matching magnet on the microphone. Rather than fiddling with a clip, you just pull it straight out. When you have finished, it pretty much attaches itself once it gets close to the mount. I used double sided tape to attach the mount to the dash.
All up, a tidy, easy to use installation with minimal clutter, no brackets and great signal quality. As a bonus, you can quickly disconnect the microphone and hide it to reduce tempting thieves