"Noltz" wrote in message
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No, it is an empty box. I'll be having it Rhino sprayed in the spring
after the bodywork is complete. Why do you ask?
-Noltez

Well, you can use the edges of the truck bed, put an
antenna mount there. If it has stake bed holes, have a
muffler shop make an antenna bar, that mounts in the
stake holes.

Landshark


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Courage is what it takes to stand up
and speak; courage is also what it
takes to sit down and listen.

"Landshark" wrote in message
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"Noltz" wrote in message
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No, it is an empty box. I'll be having it Rhino sprayed in the spring
after the bodywork is complete. Why do you ask?
-Noltez

Well, you can use the edges of the truck bed, put an
antenna mount there. If it has stake bed holes, have a
muffler shop make an antenna bar, that mounts in the
stake holes.

Landshark


--
Courage is what it takes to stand up
and speak; courage is also what it
takes to sit down and listen.



Firestik makes a stake hole mount that works very well. I had to shim it a
bit on my Dakota to get it plumb but it rocks and looks good. I got it and
a firestik Firefly 4' from Walcott CB www.walcottcb.com They are good folks
and shipped super fast!

Mine looks like this
http://www.walcottcb.com/catalog/pro...5434a92ea79919
but has provisions for using the fire ring connection. I think I paid less
that 40 bucks total for the whole rig (antenna).

If you park under low clearance parking garages you may want to get a swivel
to bring it down, it's a bitch to remove it every time at the last minute as
you will need tools to unscrew it. Remember it's not a mag-mount

Chad