Manual antenna replacement
#1
Manual antenna replacement
I just have the external antenna base with the threads, need to find an antenna that will screw on. Will any aftermarket antenna work? Anyone done this on a 66 Toronado?
Last edited by sgolds; January 19th, 2021 at 01:15 PM.
#2
It might just need a gasket and correct chrome base and metal nut to hold the base to the fender, and then an Olds antenna that slips into the base and a black plastic nut to hold it firmly down. Try that.
#6
Getting back to this thread,
I think I found the remains of the original antenna. I tried to put it in the base but it seems to be too tight to fit all the way in. Is it normal to be a very tight fit to get the mast into the base, or should it go in smoothly and then be held on with the black plastic nut?
I think I found the remains of the original antenna. I tried to put it in the base but it seems to be too tight to fit all the way in. Is it normal to be a very tight fit to get the mast into the base, or should it go in smoothly and then be held on with the black plastic nut?
#8
Don't do anything to damage the antenna. Directions for install should be in the Chassis or Factory Service Manual.
If you aren't doing a concours restoration I suggest getting an aftermarket antenna. You might consider this company:
https://www.theantennasource.com/
If you aren't doing a concours restoration I suggest getting an aftermarket antenna. You might consider this company:
https://www.theantennasource.com/
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