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Thinking twice about drilling a hole in my fender...Would like to hide it....Will I get the same reception under the fender with a standard antenna mounted up top above the wheel fore to aft....jj
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I bought one of those antennas that supposedly can be mounted anywhere. I put it under my console, FM works great by AM is non-functional.
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MustangSteve wrote:
I bought one of those antennas that supposedly can be mounted anywhere. I put it under my console, FM works great by AM is non-functional.
I want to use a standard antenna...jj
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Stick it under there with a bungee cord and let us know if it works!
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I don't think it will work under the fender. The fender is ground to the radio and will ground out the radio waves before hitting the antenna. Best I can explain it. Do they sell that old tape that sticks to the windshield for a antenna any more?
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Metal surfaces reflect radio waves. If the antenna is surrounded by sheet metal, expect little to no radio reception.
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Im having the same dilema on my 67. Im gonna try one of those hide aways. I believe they stick to the upper windshield on the inside with 2 sided tape. Im quiet away from being there though.
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I went through great pains and expense putting a quality 4 speaker sound system and retractable antenna in my car, I hardly ever put the radio on.
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I have one of those flexy/rubber antennaes and just laid it inside the glove box opening sorta on top of the heater plenum. Although my radio is in the glovebox I really just wanted a radio with an AUX port to plug in my MP3. I have speakers in each door.....three in the rear window deck..and one in the dash. My car is sorta noisey butt I have enough volume to really "rock out" when I have the cruise on......big glass of ice water....big chew of tobacco......sun shades on...and NOW a Garmin to tell me where to turn!
Life is GOOD!!
6sal6
PS..oh yeah....it picks up local FM OK!!
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6sally6 wrote:
I have one of those flexy/rubber antennaes and just laid it inside the glove box opening sorta on top of the heater plenum. Although my radio is in the glovebox I really just wanted a radio with an AUX port to plug in my MP3. I have speakers in each door.....three in the rear window deck..and one in the dash. My car is sorta noisey butt I have enough volume to really "rock out" when I have the cruise on......big glass of ice water....big chew of tobacco......sun shades on...and NOW a Garmin to tell me where to turn!
Life is GOOD!!
6sal6
PS..oh yeah....it picks up local FM OK!!
I like that flexy Idea...I'll look into it....jj
PS...Everything sounds good, but could we swap out the chew ....
Last edited by jerseyjoe (8/25/2014 5:09 AM)
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jerseyjoe wrote:
6sally6 wrote:
I have one of those flexy/rubber antennaes and just laid it inside the glove box opening sorta on top of the heater plenum. Although my radio is in the glovebox I really just wanted a radio with an AUX port to plug in my MP3. I have speakers in each door.....three in the rear window deck..and one in the dash. My car is sorta noisey butt I have enough volume to really "rock out" when I have the cruise on......big glass of ice water....big chew of tobacco......sun shades on...and NOW a Garmin to tell me where to turn!
Life is GOOD!!
6sal6
PS..oh yeah....it picks up local FM OK!!I like that flexy Idea...I'll look into it....jj
PS...Everything sounds good, but could we swap out the chew ....
Yeah.........butt then I wouldn't be a "good-old-boy"!
6s6
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I put a regular antenna under the dash, between the heater box and firewall of my /66. I slipped a length of clear vynal tubbing over it first to stop rattles. Worked great. M.
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