A Lincoln car and an F-series/Bronco used a different antenna. That picture is a stock CB antenna for the truck or Bronco. There were no power antennas on the trucks/Bronco's and they also used a splitter.
Last one I seen on ebay hit close to 50 bucks. I personally would never pay that much for it but some don't know any better. Like they say a fool and his money are soon parted.
Is the splitter rare and worth anything if it works. I have one that I will never use, but don't know if it works. It's just in my pile of parts.
you can still buy new splitters for under $30
[Click for more info] 360-77 AM/FM Antenna to CB Splitter 360-77 $24.95
AM/FM to CB antenna splitter Adapts vehicle radio antenna to work as both CB & AM/FM antenna. Simply unplug antenna lead from vehicle radio, plug lead into splitter. One lead from splitter plugs into radio & the other connects to CB radio. Tuneable for both radios. Instructions included. Note: The connection diagram label is incorrect. The "CB Antenna" jack is the AM/FM antenna jack. Check your AM/FM radio antenna before ordering. Some vehicles use a mini Motorola plug... [ More ]
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