skyman51
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I want to install a car cover on my 1967 GTX without putting a hole init. I know the nut at the base of the radio antennae unscrews, but how do I remove the mast without it falling inside the fender? Thanks
68-70 yes. 66-67 no. 71 up?????IIRC, if it's a stock antennae, the whip should unscrew from the base and the base will stay in place.
Never had a reason to cover my first car....a 66 Belvedere but did cover my 70 Challenger and remember unscrewing the whip but thought I had done that before on my 66. Too long ago to remember I guess and my present 66 was radio delete.68-70 yes. 66-67 no. 71 up?????
Didn't that that on 66-67. I just put a hole in my cover68-70 yes. 66-67 no. 71 up?????
For me it was just easier to remove the mast than to hassle with a hole. Heck, most of the time I kept the radio off anyways. There's been a time or two where the car 'talked' to me and if the rock and roll had been wailing I wouldn't have heard the car crying for mercy lol.Didn't that that on 66-67. I just put a hole in my cover
Yeah, my radio doesn't work in the roadrunner. It's load and proud anyway and I would have to crank it up to hear it. Besides, the sound of that 440 is music to my earsFor me it was just easier to remove the mast than to hassle with a hole. Heck, most of the time I kept the radio off anyways. There's been a time or two where the car 'talked' to me and if the rock and roll had been wailing I wouldn't have heard the car crying for mercy lol.
Don't ya just love the morons that do stuff like that?!I installed a power antenna on my '63. These units are everywhere and cheap. Nice that there's access panels to remove in the fender wells to get into this area; don't know if this is the case in the later B's. But sure made doing this easier. One time years ago I was parked at a restaurant I recall with my 70 Cuda, some friggin scumbag bent the antenna around making a loop and marred the paint, lucky I was able to buff that out.