Black Mast & Base Am Fm Radio Antenna Vw Bug Beetle & Bus Dual Side Post Mount on 2040-parts.com
Costa Mesa, California, United States
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This is a "Buy it Now" listing for a dual post side mount AM FM Radio Antenna. Rare BLACK mast & Black base with round black tip. Our version of the original Hirschmann/Bosch antenna. Brand new, high quality antenna w/coax cable and correct Motorola plug. No need to wait 7 days only to be outbid at the last minute. USPS Priority shipping, on your doorstep in 2-3 days. Single post antenna with red tip also available. Please see detailed photos
M-F 9-5 PST 949-722-1084 or 877-435-6911 Please see our ebay feedback rating for your buying confidence. AM FM iPod ready 200 watt vintage look radios with replica VW faceplates & speaker upgrades are also available in our ebay Store.
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