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The mast can be had at the local GM dealer - it was used on a slew of cars. However, be prepared to pay 50 bucks+ for it. I have the part number somewhere.
You have to drill out the rivets and use bolts to reassemble.
Other options would be to get one at a bone yard. Many of the antennas were similar - just the top mount and bracketry changed to fit different years and models.
When browsing the yard, look for antennas on 1980-1999 GMs that are retracted, with their top *****, and in a similar location (front fender).
Look at them through door openings if possible to help match them to yours.
Take your top screw-on bezel and remove the one on the donor car and see if the thread match.
Taking a small battery to hotwire it can help, but must yards guarantee them.
You have to drill out the rivets and use bolts to reassemble.
Other options would be to get one at a bone yard. Many of the antennas were similar - just the top mount and bracketry changed to fit different years and models.
When browsing the yard, look for antennas on 1980-1999 GMs that are retracted, with their top *****, and in a similar location (front fender).
Look at them through door openings if possible to help match them to yours.
Take your top screw-on bezel and remove the one on the donor car and see if the thread match.
Taking a small battery to hotwire it can help, but must yards guarantee them.
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