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Question: I use my CB only occasionally so I want easily removable or flip-down (and not magnetic).  If this fits the bill, what all do I need?
Document: will not work with older fords. Fits my 87 ranger but not my 75 f250 which I got it for.
Mounted this on the edge of the bed, upside down so the &#34;L&#34; part of the bracket was on the edge of the bed and three angled slots were on the inside edge. Used with a 4' firestick. Did not use the supplied screws as they appeared to be garbage and pre-drilling would be necessary. I used self tapping, sheet metal, rubber o-ring with washer head screws, 1&#34;, they're strong.
it is what it is. nothing special as described. needed so we could install the CB. like i said nothing special!
i actually used this for my 99 grand cherokee wj, i used it in the gap right above the brake light. i used different screws though for my use. well made, very strong.
Needed this to mount my Sirius antenna mast forward on the truck. Exactly as described and shipped fast. I would recommend.
I am sure this mount does its job but it does not work on a 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee WJ. It doesn't clear the hood with enough room for the antenna to be connected. I did buy the same brand, but flat, to install over taillight. Also, the connection for this mount is not pl-259. Didn't notice this until it was too late.
I purchased this hood/trunk mount to replace my tire carrier mount on my Wrangler JK. I had to fiddle with the location, as Wrangler hoods are domed and do not lay flat/flush with the front. I ended up installing this using a factory bolt at the base of the driver's side windshield cowling (I will update a photo the clarify). I was able to run my coax under the hood and through the firewall on the passenger side.
Wish it was a little beefier. I'm running a 60&#34; Francis which is a pretty light weight antenna along with a Firestik heavy weight spring and the mount sure flexes a lot. Cant imaging putting a heavy firestik antenna on one of these. Other than that though, quite pleased. It came with the exact hardware I needed and had it mounted up in minuets. Fit great between the fender and hood on my 01 Chev 2500HD.
Great quality material (stainless steel). The channel mount didn't work flawlessly with my Jeep XJ. I had to slightly bend the bracket to allow for connection of my coax. I realize that this bracket is not vehicle specific, so I wasn't bothered by that. Since install, I did go off road with it attached and it held up like a champ. I would also suggest a spring mount for your antenna if this hood mount is going on an ORV.
this was installed on a 88 xj with a heavy duty spring and 3 foot firestick it works great. v
Answer: This is a very permanent antenna mount for large fiberglass antennas. Though the mount is permanent, the antenna is not very difficult to remove with a crescent wrench. If you were to use this mount you would need coax with a Firestik fireRing connector and a Firestik fiberglass antenna. In my opinion this mount is designed for Permanent installation and not for temporary use.