1930's -1950's Ward Air King Side Mount Vintage Radio Antenna Redball Tip.nib on 2040-parts.com
Denton, Georgia, United States
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Here is a real nice Vintage antenna new in the box.It is a Ward Air-King ,Made by Ward antenna co back in the 1930's. it also has a 7/16ts redball tip. . Ward made all the antennas and parts for GM, Ford,Chrysler,Buick,Oldsmobile Mopars,Studebakers,Hudsons, and flatheads. The antenna is new in the box with original install sheet. 4 section heavy stainless steel and will not rust. Very long antenna. This is a great Find for that Classic restoration. . Please look at the pictures and bid accordingly. Call or email for questions before you bid. Call for Free shipping ask for Charlie 1-912-375-7284
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