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	I have a 87 Fiero GT - V6 Mid-Engined Plastic car. I have been considering using an "On-The-Glass" MultiBand antenna (2M / 440Mhz) on this car. Has anyone done this? what kind of results? any tricks to improving signal? My concern is the lack of body sheet metal... There are frame parts and a V6 engine under the back deck, but I don't know if that's enough with one of these antennas.. There is a approx... 10" square piece of metal plate under the back deck that a mag mount could adhere to, but the car has a new high quality paint job on it and I don't want to mount anything on the body.... There are no bumbers to mount to, Their all shrouded in moulded plastic.... I would be grateful for your advice.. Thanks John KD4RN  | 
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