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Ive been scratching my head on this for a few weeks now..
On the antenna mount did they come with multiple styles to use like what the 66 Mustang used because I was under the impression that they all had the 4 screw holes for the antennas.
Both my Wrecker and my Highboy cab do not have screw holes around the antenna mount. Im going to be needing an antenna for the Highboy eventually but im not going to drill any holes for it what do I get for it?
Last edited by Stonebacon69399; Jun 5, 2026 at 03:11 AM.
Looks like the aftermarket antenna hole, uses a 2 finger clamp antenna mount.
You just drill 4 small holes for the 4 screws and then snap the chrome cover on. You can use the OEM antenna base as a trmplate.
@77&79F250 Since both my Wrecker and my Highboy dont have the 4 holes drilled into them does it mean neither of them were optioned with radios originally?
I may steal the antenna from my Super Camper for my Highboy. Company called Rugged Radios sells an antenna mount for a NMO mount VHF/UHF style antenna.\
Been planning on adding a VHF/UHF Ham radio to my Super Camper for years now maybe now is the time when I get to piecing the Highboy back together.
If your enviromental mount panel (lower part) has the TWO holes you can hang a radio. I think the only way you get a radio delete panel in the instrument panel is order that way. Normal holes to mount 2 post radio.
Normal bezel.
Bezel that then goes on after the instruemnt bezel is installed.
Blank plate I made.
You can out some aux switches in there. https://3dclassiccarparts.com/produc...e-switch-panel
Last edited by 77&79F250; Jun 7, 2026 at 12:51 PM.
@77&79F250 I was basically just wondering if they didnt come with antennas from factory if it was a radioless truck.
6 of the 8 Dentsides ive owned have had the 4 holes around the antenna hole. Like I mentioned the Wrecker and my Highboy dont have the 4 holes.
This is the Rugged Radio mount I had mentioned in my previous post.
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Chris Isenhouer is running it on his rock crawler. Looks decent enough for me although I want a taller whip for mine so ill run a different antenna hopefully one with a better looking base to it.
Got working on some of my other projects today. Back for christmas my folks got me some new coil springs and shocks for the F100 so finally
getting around to putting them onto the ol pickup. Also rotating the tires for the first time ive got 8.4k miles on it. Not sure whats a normal amount of miles.
Also lifted my mustang up to get to the U bolts so I can drop the axle and replace the leaf springs. Going to hopefully finish up tomorrow of these tomorrow
Never seen leaf springs buckle like the ones on my mustang are ill post a picture tomorrow of what they look like.
Weirdest thing ever looks like my tires have flat spots on the tread. Not sure if this is a mold defect or what.
I know ive only locked up the brakes once on it I cant imagine thats what did it. Oh well we'll send it!
Not sure how much runout the rotors are supposed to have on themselves but this seems a bit excessive if you ask me.
It likes to shutter when I brake so figured id throw a gauge on it.
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