Shorty Billet Antenna | Scott Drake | 1965-1968 Mustang
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- Опубліковано 19 жов 2024
- Bill shows you how to install a Scott Drake Billet 8" Radio Antenna with Round Base on your 1965-1968 Mustang.
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Add a touch of personalization to your 1965, 1966, 1967 or 1968 Mustang with a Shorty Billet 8" Antenna from Scott Drake. This antenna features a modern looking 8" antenna mast with a round base that is clear anodized and machined from 6061-T6 billet aluminum.
Bill installs the Shorty Billet antenna on CJ's Weekend Wrench project car by first disconnecting the original antenna from the stereo. The next step includes removing the original antenna from the fender, but making sure to set aside the bracket to use for the new installation.
After fishing the new wire down into the fender and securing the new antenna, you will need to reconnect the wires to your radio under the dashboard. Installation takes up to 30 minutes.
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When I found out I could pull my antenna out on my 67 like another 6 ft, I was like holy crap this is freakin awesome!!
I liked the stock look antenna better. So many people think taking the stock things off the classics and upgrading them to new is making the vehicle better. To me it does the opposite. My problem is finding a fix for a worn out broken base for the antenna on my 63 falcon. It’s curved to fit the rounded car fender. They don’t seem to make one. I like the tricks used here to get the job done, wonder how easy it was getting that gasket back on under the dash.
The mustang antenna is ridiculously long, and can be problematic with garage doors, and even worse with trying to get a car cover on. It's just not worth it.
Never throw away nos parts . Always keep the parts you take off they’re not junk. Somebody else may want it or you may want it later.
Captain Howdy Captain Obvious.
I don't understand how this antenna can work correctly due to it being so short. The reason the original antenna was so long was so that it could reach above the cars roof surface in order to receive the radio signal bouncing off of it. This new short stylish antenna is only going to receive the signal bouncing from the hood surface only and the roof surface signal will be wasted or lost. I saw no type of electronic gain, coil or sig boost built onto the antenna to compensate for this. This tells me that this antenna must only be just for looks as it cannot possibly function properly.
+GeorgeBonez The larger antenna was mainly for AM which was more widely used in the 60s. FM signal strength is much easier for an antenna to pick up so a 5-6 foot antenna is not needed. You may lose AM strength with this antenna but not FM.
Radio signals these days are way more powerful than they were back in the 60's. Also, FM has a shorter wave length, carries further. That's why the old school antennae were a hazard to low flying aircraft. Personally, I thing the scott drake one looks like shit, Ive kept my original but its fully lowered. I have no problem picking up radio stations with my retro sound deck. Its blue tooth, USB, and siriusXM, but it looks original.
Add: 1. Show fitment of seal gasket on antenna line . 2. how to add clips under dash to hold antenna line. Thanks
how do you access the antenna?from glove department or else?cheers Franco
1:12 RIP windshield
antenna delete is the way to go IMO... they make putting car covers on a PITA
So if my antenna fell into the fender would i have to take off my fender to get it?
Excellent question
I believe so
where can i get a threaded base..thats all im missing.
Omg. The lead guitar work on that background music was so ameture and annoying I couldn't concentrate on the video.
ugly antenna!
avec la video c'est plus facile
That is one terrible looking part. Very bad taste.