1953-54 Pontiac Radio Antenna With New Chrome Bezel Ready To Install on 2040-parts.com
Denton, Georgia, United States
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This antenna is for the 1953 and 1954 Pontiacs cars. It has the original Chrome bezel [Perfect chrome]with black cap nut or acorn nut. It hides a way into the fender just like the original does. It has a 3 section heavy Chrome antenna mast with a 55" BIG leadin coax. I have sold many of these antennas and they are very rare as the original usually is rusted out while this antenna comes from WARD antenna co. and is aluminium. Call if you like for free shipping 1-912-375-7284 ask for Charlie John 3:3
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