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JonW
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I bought the shorty antenna for my car, and really liked the look of it, but still had to take it off every time I put the car cover on. Since I don't listen to the radio anyway, I decided to do an antenna delete. But I don't like the look of the billet delete kits (too big and too shiny), and I didn't want to spend $20, so after some scrounging around at the hardware store and in my junk drawer, I came up with this:
It's a 10/24 x 1" black socket head bolt and a 1/4" vacuum plug cut down to size. Thread the bolt into the radio antenna hole, then slip the vacuum plug over the bolt head. Not only is it cheap, it only takes about 15 seconds to do.
Black socket head bolt - 35 cents
Vacuum plug - freebie from junk drawer
Getting the look I wanted - priceless
It's a 10/24 x 1" black socket head bolt and a 1/4" vacuum plug cut down to size. Thread the bolt into the radio antenna hole, then slip the vacuum plug over the bolt head. Not only is it cheap, it only takes about 15 seconds to do.
Black socket head bolt - 35 cents
Vacuum plug - freebie from junk drawer
Getting the look I wanted - priceless