I cut mine down to 14" with a hacksaw. used a fine file to round of the end, then dabbed on some Krylon. Still gets the same FM and AM reception. Cost was $0.
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I cut mine down to 14" with a hacksaw. used a fine file to round of the end, then dabbed on some Krylon. Still gets the same FM and AM reception. Cost was $0.
If by "good" you mean cheap then American Muscle is the way to go. Use the 6% code and you'll get about a buck and some change taken off. Or you could just do the "DIT" way LOL I'm sure that works just as well
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Where can I get a good Shorty Antenna ?
If by "good" you mean cheap then American Muscle is the way to go. Use the 6% code and you'll get about a buck and some change taken off. Or you could just do the "DIT" way LOL I'm sure that works just as well
Thats what I did. 14 inches is pretty much level with the roof as well. Takes about 15 minutes to pull off, no waiting for a package to arrive, no money paid, no problems with reception. IMO, if you buy one you're just throwing away $20
If by "good" you mean cheap then American Muscle is the way to go. Use the 6% code and you'll get about a buck and some change taken off. Or you could just do the "DIT" way LOL I'm sure that works just as well
What is the code anyway???
Do a search for it its around here somewhere
EDIT: Just PM AMNick and he will give it to ya
< Message edited by vtmustangs -- 5/2/2008 9:42:07 PM >
The black piece is a reducer. You will have to screw one threaded piece into the antenna, then screw the other end into the black piece. Then another threaded piece from the black piece to the car. Took me about 10 minutes of interchanging parts to get it right.
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. i just might do it myself. 
Never had a problem with the reception with FM or AM stations. And it was free!
