1969 Camaro Antenna Mast Am/fm Radio Correct New! on 2040-parts.com
Absecon, New Jersey, US
1969 Camaro Nova antenna mast AM/FM radio correct new! This antenna mast is a correct OEM reproduction of the original GM part #3943654. It will fit all 1969 Camaro & Nova. It may also fit other GM makes & models. It is polished stainless steel with a chrome base, and measures approximately 30" in length. Please check your
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