Electronic Aerial?.......YES/NO
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I would say no to an electric aerial as the motor would have nowhere to sit in the pillar, usually on wing mounted aerials the motor sits under the arch.
I've just fitted a roof aerial (same as gti 16v) which is amplified for good reception an the mast unscrews if needed to go through car wash.
Be careful when drilling roof and use rust inhibitor on bare metal and plenty of clear silicon sealant to stop water getting in.
Robby
I would say no to an electric aerial as the motor would have nowhere to sit in the pillar, usually on wing mounted aerials the motor sits under the arch.
I've just fitted a roof aerial (same as gti 16v) which is amplified for good reception an the mast unscrews if needed to go through car wash.
Be careful when drilling roof and use rust inhibitor on bare metal and plenty of clear silicon sealant to stop water getting in.
Robby
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my UK hasn't, just a naff job down the drivers side pillar like a proton.
Doesn't bother me though, no need to listen to the radio with 10 CD and 6 MD changers so I always leave the aerial pushed right down
Doesn't bother me though, no need to listen to the radio with 10 CD and 6 MD changers so I always leave the aerial pushed right down
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I have cut away the inside pillar for a length and put a handle on the end of the aerial - that way, when I want to show off - I just lean over and pull the aerial up along the cut-out hence lifting it up outside!!
Looks cool but its dangerous doing it while free-wheeling to save petrol
Pete
ps. this is my initiation statement to join the muppets - do I pass???
Looks cool but its dangerous doing it while free-wheeling to save petrol
Pete
ps. this is my initiation statement to join the muppets - do I pass???
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