Fitting Antenna To Truck

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wildfire
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Hi Guy's

this isn't a question I'm glad to say 😆 lol but to give you guy's a idea how to mount your Antenna on to your trucks as a lot of truckers mount there antennas like the following image 😉

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& to make it easy for you guy's here are the requirements you'll need to mount your Antenna at the rear of your cab 😉

https://www.thunderpole.co.uk/magnetic- ... large.html

& a choice of swivel adapters,

https://www.thunderpole.co.uk/mounting- ... aptor.html

https://www.thunderpole.co.uk/mounting- ... apter.html
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IF you are going to keep the truck for a few years the the better idea is too mount it with a gutter mount as they dont rust like the mild steel magmounts do if you want it lower mount onthe sid lip done it a few times and it works well

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heyup Stampy long time no see 😊

I'm done with trucks they don't make them like they used to 😢 & the manufacturers don't think about drivers using cb's like the good old mirror mounts ect sigh we're surrounded by idiot's 😭

unfortunately stampy gutter mounts sadly rust I know I tried one 20 odd years ago but did take a few years till it rusted but can't be helped against our weather & we all know rain rusts metal & steel 😯 😢 😭 no wander we call it acid raid 😈 lol
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