1946 Ward Aerial Kit With 3 Section Chrome Mast Nib Brackets And Install Sheet on 2040-parts.com
Denton, Georgia, United States
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This is a very rare and very old 1946 WARD Aerial Radio antenna kit It will fit all old 1946 Cars or trucks top cowel or top fender. 1950-54 Pontiac where the antenna goes all the way to bottom of the fender. Has old adapter to fit old 1930's Radios. Has a SATURN redball tip. Very nice antenna kit for being over 60 years old Will fit Buicks,Chevrolets,Fords,Hudsons,Hump mobile Oldsmobiles Nash Ramblers Caddy, Kaiser, Crosley, Lincoln, Mercury, Packard PLYMOUTH,PONTIACS,STUDEBAKER,CHRYSLERS, DESOTOS,DODGES,any car that needs a vintage radio antenna kit, Has nice big leadin coax. Call for free shipping ask for Charlie 1-912-347-2510
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