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#95185 02/07/07 05:43 PM
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I have a '45 GMC which will require a dual post sidemount antenna. I have seen the wares on eBay and elswhere and wonder if a nicer 2 post antenna is availble. The mounts themselves require 1/2 inch holes to be drilled, and this seems way too large to me. The whips themselves look great. Is there a better source for this type of antenna? Or even some smaller posts, or is it time to hog out the sheetmetal to a gaping 1/2 inch. :)

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Contact Chevs of the 40s and the Filling Station and discuss your concerns with them.

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