About the RetroSound Plymouth Antenna
Modern antenna for your classic vehicle
Tired of removing your antenna mast every time you want to put the cover on your 'Cuda? RetroSound's PM-7074-17 powered mast antenna uses original-style mounting bezels and hardware to look like the original when extended, but it retracts into the fender when you turn off your radio. The antenna's motor assembly can be mounted remotely, making it easier to fit the antenna into tight spaces. The package includes mounting hardware and the antenna cable.
Modern antenna for your classic vehicle
Tired of removing your antenna mast every time you want to put the cover on your 'Cuda? RetroSound's PM-7074-17 powered mast antenna uses original-style mounting bezels and hardware to look like the original when extended, but it retracts into the fender when you turn off your radio. The antenna's motor assembly can be mounted remotely, making it easier to fit the antenna into tight spaces. The package includes mounting hardware and the antenna cable.
Product highlights:
- powered mast antenna for Plymouth Barracuda
- original equipment style mounting bezel and hardware
- fully automatic operation
- mast retracts fully into fender
- all metal mounting parts
- remote motor assembly for installation in tight spaces
- antenna cable included
- warranty: 1 year
- Our 60-day money-back guarantee
- MFR # PM-7074-17
What's in the box:
- Replacement powered antenna (for 1970-74 Plymouth Barracuda)
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