What do you boys think,I like the looks of 2 antennas on the bk.Figured I could use 1 for the org. radio,and another for am/fm?
But that might cause nothing but static also?Whats your thoughts on 1 or 2 antennas?
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Doug, honestly on a car like yours, it would make more sense to just have the one antenna at the back. I am assuming you are talking about rear mount antennas. Your car being that small, looks silly with two antennas at the rear. I really think the only cars that looked right with dual antennas at the rear, were the cars that actually offered them new. The cars from the era of 1957 to 1964 and full size cars like the Impala. If you need two antennas, why not hide one of them under the dash. Cheers. George.
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1974 Chevrolet Caprice Estate wagon low mileage original 400 V-8
One antenna on passenger side would look best, two antenna on full size cars. Hide the second under the dash, I used the wiring harness retainer tabs as a cradle for it in radio delete car.
Doug, honestly on a car like yours, it would make more sense to just have the one antenna at the back. I am assuming you are talking about rear mount antennas. Your car being that small, looks silly with two antennas at the rear. I really think the only cars that looked right with dual antennas at the rear, were the cars that actually offered them new. The cars from the era of 1957 to 1964 and full size cars like the Impala. If you need two antennas, why not hide one of them under the dash. Cheers. George.
Well summarized George.
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Ok boys,seems were losing sight of the subject?So 1 antenna it will be,but good come backs
Jim and George.
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