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Roof Aerial

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Roof Aerial

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18:th-May-2016, 17:51:32
Ok so not Vauxhall related.

The Mrs Fiesta has a roof Aerial at the front by the windscreen.

I've just ordered a new Sharkfin for my car that has DAB FM/AM & GPS, so was thinking of fitting my DAB FM/AM sharkfin to her car.

I know I'll have to drill a hole at the back of the roof no issue with that at all.

Now I know I could rip the headliner out and get a bit of metal welded on and roof re-paint, but it there another way of doing it?


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18:th-May-2016, 18:50:37
i would say it's the safest way of doing it
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18:th-May-2016, 20:17:34
how about looking at one of them blanking plates for the rear wiper maybe an idea
but if the roof is curved it may not work
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18:th-May-2016, 21:00:39
Yeah it's curved. I may just end up painting the ford one to match the roof so it won't look so odd


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