--- In dmcnews@xxxx, Mike Substelny <msubstel@xxxx> wrote: <SNIP> > My DeLorean's biggest problem is with radio reception. Since replacing > my windshield I have no antenna at all. But I can still tune in most > radio stations within about 20 miles, which is about the same as when I > had the windshield antenna. > > - Mike Substelny > VIN 01280, since 1994 A little over a month ago, I went with a friend to take a look @ a DeLorean that he was considering purchasing. Admittedly, it was the first time that I had seen a windscreen with the antenna in it. Or perhaps I should say 'on' it. The only thing that I could tell that was embedded was a simple post for the antenna wire to attach to. The rest of the antenna was simply "printed" on with the same material as a rear window defrostor. It's a little late now, but not impossible. If you want to maintain originality, Just pick up a bottle of the defrostor repair "paint". Mask off the sections where you want the antenna to go, and then just draw it on. To connect it up, just solder on a spade, and crimp on a connector. It should connect the exact same as a defroster would. Plus, since it is custom, you could extend the antenna to cover a wider range, and you might be able to hide the connection below the dash. -Robert vin 6585 "X"