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Does anyone have the instructions for installing an antenna on a 46 chevy truck? I bought the repo from Jim Carter its a copy of the original and attaches to side of cab with two brackets.

I need to know how far apart the bracket/posts need to be and exact location on the side of the cab that it should go.

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Send me an email & I will send you the info you need.
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Harold, I'd like to see that info too, and I bet some other folks do as well. Can you post it, or link to a photobucket page?


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Here you go. The instructions and photos are posted. Just click and go to the bottom of the page.


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Here is the link to the radio & antenna info I have. secret http://s1117.beta.photobucket.com/user/harold146/library/1946%20Radio%20and%20Antenna%20Installation
Some of the info was sent to me by Tim Sheridan.
If you have not seen his web site take a look. A lot of questions can be answered here! dang
http://www.46chevytruck.com/46restoration.htm
Hope this info helps you with your project.
Harold

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Thanks, guys. Tim, guess you added the radio since the Vintage Truck photo shoot!

Love your truck.

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Originally Posted by 40casey
Thanks, guys. Tim, guess you added the radio since the Vintage Truck photo shoot!

Love your truck.

I guess I did. And I never went back and took photos of the radio installed. Well I just took care of that are re-published the same page with that photo included:

Here's a direct lnk to the actual photo.

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Hello Gents:
All the links are dead on this thread - anyone still have this info? We lost a lot of info when photobucket died.
Maybe deserving of an article on the stovebolt tech tips?


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I have all of the data and photos and could write a tech tip on this one.


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Tim,
Glad to see you back on the Forum. It is always good to see your input.
Harold


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