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    I will go out on a limb here and say that in the mudgaurd was where Holden put them if ordered with a radio. Every one else put them in the roof because they looked better.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wbute View Post
    I will go out on a limb here and say that in the mudgaurd was where Holden put them if ordered with a radio. Every one else put them in the roof because they looked better.
    Thanks mate - that is what i am assuming now as well.

    Cheers

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    They must have still been optional/dealer fitted in 84 as my 84 WB has the roof aerial and it is in original condition. So if you are going for the factory AM radio I would say to put it in the guard.

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    This is another untouched original... antenna is as stated earlier..

    HJ XX7- L31-M21 sandman windowless
    HZ XX7- L31-M41 sandman ute
    1955 Chevy Belair
    1972 Hq Statesman original Wedgwood with black vinyl roof
    1956/9 Custom Pro street Pickup .. Blown 407 suicide doors tilt front ..
    1956 210 sedan
    1982 Wb windowless Panelvan ..
    1970 Ht Kingswood original 186

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    thanks for posting that vanman, my next question was the style of mounting, whether they were straight up and down or ones that were on a ball that you could angle backwards?

    From the two pics posted i guess they were just the simple straight up and down ones, with the angular type saved for roof mounting.

    Thanks again guys, problem solved.

    Cheers
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    Quote Originally Posted by sstevo05 View Post
    thanks for posting that vanman, my next question was the style of mounting, whether they were straight up and down or ones that were on a ball that you could angle backwards?

    From the two pics posted i guess they were just the simple straight up and down ones, with the angular type saved for roof mounting.

    Thanks again guys, problem solved.

    Cheers
    centre roof mounted aerials were an aftermarket item but you could order anything from your holden salesman so if you wanted centre type you got it...

    gaurd mounted aerial was only with the radio..no radio no aerial....gaurd mounted aerial is on a ball and can be adjusted to tilt back slightly..

    if you are after a factory correct aerial get jenny to take a picture of her knob....the one on the tip of the aerial..:errf:

    they are different to aftermarket...

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    Quote Originally Posted by ozbox View Post
    get jenny to take a picture of her knob......:errf:

    Poor old Rodney..... I wonder how many times he's been called that...:D
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    thanks for posting that vanman, my next question was the style of mounting, whether they were straight up and down or ones that were on a ball that you could angle backwards?

    From the two pics posted i guess they were just the simple straight up and down ones, with the angular type saved for roof mounting.

    Thanks again guys, problem solved.

    Cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by vanman View Post
    This is another untouched original... antenna is as stated earlier..

    That is one damn nice ute. I spoke to the owner a while back. He was talking of selling it. 63,000km on the clock! thats it.
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    interesting tho. HZ with no rubber in the front bumper........
    Owner (Jason) - STICKTHIS Automotive Decals and Stripes

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    HZ Sandman Ute. Saddle Tan Metallic - Customised. Galaxy Blue.
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