That is a modified Amateur Radio radio. Not type accepted on CB. Not to
mention, if caught, you could loose the rig and more importantly, your
license (No flames please).
On a side note, most modern amateur rigs do not perform well on AM
without a lot fussing around. They are produced to transmit low level
AM where the modulation is introduced before the final amp. You would
get better reports from a transmitter that is high level or where the
modulation is introduced at the final stage.
I also recall that there was a remote mounted 40 Channel AM/SSB CB
produced that contained all the functions in the microphone. There
weren't many of these produced due to being harder to modify for "extra
channels". I think it was produced by Midland?? Maybe someone in the
group here will remember it.