 Jim.Biron
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Age: 62
Loc: Saugerties, NY
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03-19-12 10:34 AM - Post#2204618
Is there such a thing as a rear power antenna for the 64? It doesn't make any difference if original or aftermarket.
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 Dave64SS
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Loc: Cypress, TX
Reg: 02-28-09
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03-19-12 10:43 AM - Post#2204621
In response to Jim.Biron
i've seen aftermarket's that are supposed to work..as well i've seen caddy ones for that year.
go to ebay and search for 1964 power antenna...you will see plenty. and pricey....
Edited by Dave64SS on 03-19-12 10:46 AM. Reason for edit: No reason given.
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mac1
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Loc: Long Beach, Ca.
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03-19-12 08:37 PM - Post#2204865
In response to Jim.Biron
Just get the aftermarket one. I installed two on the back of my 62 and they work fine.
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Jim.Biron
"6th Year" Platinum Supporting Member
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Age: 62
Loc: Saugerties, NY
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03-20-12 05:01 AM - Post#2204942
In response to mac1
Just get the aftermarket one. I installed two on the back of my 62 and they work fine.
Was it a straight up design or could you angle it to 45 degrees (or so)?
Any pic you could send me?
Jim.Biron@gmail.com
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mac1
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03-20-12 08:09 AM - Post#2205042
In response to Jim.Biron
It was a straight up design that I angled @ 45 degrees using a stick of hard plumbers tape for support.
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Jim.Biron
"6th Year" Platinum Supporting Member
Posts: 2290
Age: 62
Loc: Saugerties, NY
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03-20-12 08:29 AM - Post#2205054
In response to mac1
It was a straight up design that I angled @ 45 degrees using a stick of hard plumbers tape for support.
Thanks Mac. Any photos would be appreciated.
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mac1
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Loc: Long Beach, Ca.
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03-20-12 04:02 PM - Post#2205224
In response to Jim.Biron
Here you go Jim. These are made by two different manufacturers. I had to replace a bad one a few years back. Just follow the install instructions for the wiring. You'll have modify the mounting hardware a little but it's not rocket science. You know the drivers side is a dummy.Just cut off the antennae cable up close to the motor with some dikes. Good luck Mac
Edited by mac1 on 03-20-12 04:30 PM. Reason for edit: No reason given.
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mac1
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03-20-12 04:45 PM - Post#2205258
In response to mac1
This one should work OK. It looks like it matches up with the drivers side. Sorry, I don't remember the manufacturer's name....
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_S PM579510...
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BigCoop64
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Loc: Milwaukee,Wisconsin
Reg: 02-19-04
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03-20-12 07:24 PM - Post#2205354
In response to mac1
ive wanting power antennas since i got my car done. now that i now who makes the mini motors time to go to work and order a couple. thanks for the pics and info
1964 Impala
Original 283.030over
powerglide,edelbrock/holl y
Pete Jackson gear drive
HEI/msd 6al
2.25" exhaust w/50series flowmasters
other cars:2003 Monte Carlo LS
1996 Dodge Stratus
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