Radiomobile radio handcrank aerial
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I might have the Cable, (repeat: might), a long cable with very strange connectors on each end, not the typical modern-antenna cable connectors; I found it behind the passenger's side kick panel, inside the fender/wing cavity when I needed to re-position the antenna assembly.
I removed this cable because it was not connected to anything, if you post a picture of the end-connectors in your cable, I can compare with the one I have. Otherwise when I purchased my '65 S type, it had an electric antenna which is definitely from the 1970's period.
I removed this cable because it was not connected to anything, if you post a picture of the end-connectors in your cable, I can compare with the one I have. Otherwise when I purchased my '65 S type, it had an electric antenna which is definitely from the 1970's period.
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MK2 (01-31-2014)
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pennsy123,
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Radiomobile Radio, Aerial and Housing ? Valve Chatter
Lin
Take a look at my posting regarding the radiomobile radio and antenna on my website. Everything you need to know is referenced. Let me know if you have any additional questions.
Radiomobile Radio, Aerial and Housing ? Valve Chatter
Lin
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