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First off, my lack of knowledge here is total. That out of the way, I've installed a 12v radio in my 6v truck with the help of a step-up transformer (?) from ebay. Works great. The radio's currently mounted on the front of the seat sorta outta sight. I plan to move it to the glove box and to that end bought a longer antenna cable,this one.

The problem is not knowing what a Motorola end was, that's what I have on the antenna end of the cable. My question is what do I need to buy to replace the Motorola end so I can screw the coax to the antenna. A web site or link would be great!

Thanks for any help.

RonR

Last edited by moparguy; 08/06/2017 4:49 PM.

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Ron, need to contact a specialty shop like this one, found on a Google search. Best of luck

http://dandmrestoration.com/services/radio-repair/


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Originally Posted by JiMerit Boltr#43
Ron, need to contact a specialty shop like this one, found on a Google search. Best of luck

http://dandmrestoration.com/services/radio-repair/

Thanks for the response, I should have added the radio isn't a vintage unit but this one. Has bluetooth, remote and very compact size.

I have every confidence that a very few years ago I could have visited Radio Shack, rummaged around a bit and found what I needed. Oh for the old days.....sometimes.

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If you have the same connector system on the radio as your antenna than you just need an extension. If the radio has a different connector style then that is a different story. You could give these folks a try with an Email Gary Tayman


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Here is what you need. they come in all sizes. Extension


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Thanks for the link. Those older antenna items don't show up in the store much anymore. Our Walmarts up here have almost completely done away with Automotive items for sale.


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