About the RetroSound PA-03 Power Antenna
Great for vehicles with limited space
This fully automatic universal power antenna from RetroSound requires just 8-1/2" of clearance beneath the fender, so it's ideal for vehicles with limited spaces. The package includes six custom mounting bases, so this antenna will fit a wide variety of applications. Operation is completely automatic — the mast extends when the radio is turned on, and retracts when it's turned off.
Product highlights:
- compact fully-automatic power antenna
- requires just 8-1/2" of clearance beneath fender
- 5-section 18" mast
- warranty: 1 year
- Our 60-day money-back guarantee
- MFR # PA-03
What's in the box:
Customer Q&A
Q
I have a 1/38 inch hole on fender will it fit ??
A
No.
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Features
- Miniature antenna requires just 8-3/4-inches of mounting depth
- Fully automatic operation
- Six custom mounting heads (0°, 3°, 8°, 15°, 23°, and 30°)
- Five section eighteen inch mast
- 5-foot antenna cable included
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Customer Q&A
5 questions already asked
Q
I have a 1/38 inch hole on fender will it fit ??
[ ed Aug 01, 2020 ]
2 answers
A
No.
[ DUANE Aug 12, 2020 ]
A
No will not fit, hole is too big, same problem I had, the hole size required is 7/8" or 1" depending which base you choose to use from the kit. I had to weld patch in existing hole and redrill to correct size.
[ MICHAEL Aug 12, 2020 ]
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I have a 1996 Olds 88. Will this work, in terms of adapting to the existing wiring, mounting and fitting on the fender?
[ Mark Jan 05, 2014 ]
2 answers
A
I need to know what size hole does this unit cover, I have a hole size of 1 1/4".
I would prefer a manual antenna that goes all the way down, flush.
Hopefully you guys will have something that will work out.
Cheers Paul
[ P Jan 20, 2014 ]
A
For details on fit or installation please contact an Advisor by phone or online chat. They will be able to pull up your vehicle and give you the details on if this will fit and what you will need for an installation in your vehicle.
[ Jeff Jan 06, 2014 ] Staff
Q
Will this fit a 64 Ford Fairlane?
[ Joe Dec 15, 2019 ]
2 answers
A
Universal fit, should be plenty of room under your fenders.
[ JERRY Dec 15, 2019 ]
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I have no idea. Probably, it is very compact and has sufficient adaptors to find body contours. I installed mine in a 1974 TVR 2500M on a rear fender curve and it fit perfectly.
[ William Dec 15, 2019 ]
Q
I have 19997 Chevrolet Silverado K3500 Crew cab long bed dually, will I need a certain adapter? Also right now it's just the factory stereo, aftermarket stereo plans in the future
[ Callaway Oct 09, 2019 ]
2 answers
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your best bet would be to clip the connector from broken antenna and solder the new wires to the old connector from the original antenna. Make sure you cut the wires about 6 inches from the connector. you could use butt connectors but i prefer to solder. this will most likely not be an exact fit so you will have to use the provided bracket or redrill new holes on the factory bracket to mount. It really isn't that bad or hard but will require alittle patience.
[ Angelo Oct 09, 2019 ]
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In my particular case, a custom bracket had to be fabricated in order to hold the unit to the right inner fender well. In order to do this correctly, my vehicle's passenger door had to be temporarily removed. More than I expected went into the installation, but I'm sure that it will all be worth the effort once I can see that baby in action. Do your research! Expect one or two surprises.
[ Joel Oct 09, 2019 ]
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