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> what's the difference between the fenders of a 87-91 pickup and a 92-96
> pickup?
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> nate
More info - I just did a run to the hardware store to pick up some
stuff, and I stopped in at my FLAPS to buy a replacement antenna mast
for the factory base so I could at least listen to some tunes (yes, the
previous owner of my truck never replaced the factory AM/FM radio only
head unit!) I did see that Metra makes a replacement antenna for Fords
that appears to include a big rectangular plate and gasket. I assume
that the reason that "nothing fits" my truck is not that nothing will
fit but that using a universal antenna would leave the four screw holes
in the cowl piece exposed. So if I bought a universal power antenna AND
the fixed replacement antenna that has the Ford-looking base, that
should work, yes?
has anyone tried this? it just offends my sensibilities to have a
fixed-mast antenna that I can't even push down to go through a car wash.
I suppose that I *could* carry a crescent wrench in the glovebox and
just take it off each time, but that seems a little kludgey.
nate

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Nate Nagel - 31 Mar 2008 02:48 GMT
>> what's the difference between the fenders of a 87-91 pickup and a
>> 92-96 pickup?
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> nate
Forgot to mention, I suppose I could always just remove the panel, weld
up the holes, and repaint as a last resort... how hard is it to remove
that panel? doesn't look that difficult...
nate

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