Re: windshield antenna

[James Espey <james@xxxx>]

I happen to own a 1987 Range Rover Classic with the radio antenna in the
rear defrost, and I have to say that it does have very poor reception. I
agree with Dave, the best option for your friend is to install the rear
power antenna. The kit price recently dropped to $124.95 and includes the
antenna assembly (motor and mast), mounting bracket, antenna extension,
wiring and illustrated instructions. The trickiest part is trimming the rear
quarter vent so the antenna can "pop out" but like David said, it comes with
a template even for that.

James Espey
DeLorean Motor Company
http://www.delorean.com



Dave T wrote:

> 
> Your best option IMHO is to spend about $180 and put the power
> antennae in. There is a whole procedure with a template to do it. The
> job can be done in a short afternoon. The reception will never be
> great with the radios the car came with but you won't get very good
> reception at all without either the antennae in the fender or the
> power antennae.