Reply to "Radio antenna on roof."

chuckmeltonMember

The roof mounted antenna is one of the signs people use to identify a Euro-spec car.
Replacements are available, I believe.
There is no guarentee that every Euro car came with this antenna, as you could get the car made with anything you wanted/paid for.
Many replacement antennas can be used, built into the windshield, up thru the front fender (Yuk ! - Worse than the roof !), up thru the decklid opening (mounting to the gas tank shield, mine is this way) or even the "hidden" antennas placed behind the dash work fine. But then, I've only turned on my radio twice since 1997 !
If originality is really important, replace with a new one. If you don't like the look, fill it in.
That is my quick answer.

Chuck

3/23/024:53 PM

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