So you're looking for VHF/UHF, and not necessarily HF.

Hmm.

My first thought is to check eham.net or eBay and see if anyone's moving a IC-505 (6m mobile) or an IC-260 (2M mobile).

For base, there's also their old IC-251/551/551D/451 series, which would give you weak signal abilities on 2/6/440 (which, to a certain extent, is where the fun is). Remember, from where you are, you get E-skip in both directions.

Icom also made a radio in the mid-80's that allowed you to add modules for the different bands; I don't know as they had a 902 module, but they did have a 1.2 module. A guy I worked with got a 10m module (this was all FM, by the way), and built a small amplifier for it.

Kenwood made a number of dual-band FM mobile rigs for 2 and 440 through the years, if you want, I track some of their model numbers down.

Please don't think I'm all anti-FM, by the way--it's just that loading up with a couple of antennas and rigs on the truck and doing weak signal work and roving can be a real blast, especially in the springtime.

73,

Warren

A good, solid 2M rig is the Yaesu FT-2800M. You can run it
on low power in your truck, and run it at the max. of 65W
in your shack. It has preset frequencies for band edge (144 MHz)
and the simplex calling frequency (146.52 MHz). Other freqs
must be programmed--not easy to do. The earlier version
of this rig, the FT-2500M, is much easier to use. Freqs can be
dialed up--one can get away without programming anything--
that's the way I use it. Good luck.
73, Loren, AD6YU--San Jose, Calif.