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Hey Everyone,
I am wanting to add a 2m/440 antenna and a screwdriver with a LONG whip. Putting antennas on vehicles has never bothered me but I have never had a car this purdy before.
I am just in love with the looks of my Gladiator and want to "do it right".
What have you all done? How has it worked out for you?
Pic's would be most welcome.
Thanks.
S.
CAn't see em all to well. but i have a 6db midland whip on the front driver, 6in stubby for the radio, and a 38in whip for my CB on the passenger bed side.
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Diamond 770 on a stainless steel L bracket from Amazon.
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Could you give me the part numbers pleaseI used the Diamond K412S mount and the Diamond NR770HB (UHF base) for the antenna. It's a trunk/hatchback mount and I attached it to the cowl on the driver's side near the a-pillar.
Good grommet access through the firewall right under the master cylinder. That's where I ran power through as well since I went with a remote control head and mounted the radio behind the back seat.
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