1958 Chevrolet Radio Antenna Complete Original Nos New on 2040-parts.com
Denton, Georgia, United States
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This is a 1958 Chevrolet NOS original Radio Antenna with leadin coax 55"s. The antenna has a 3 section heavy Chrome Mast. It also has a chrome antenna bezel[SHOW QUALITY] and Black Accorn nut. You will be proud to own this Original !958 Chevrolet Radio antenna on that correct Restoration. Please look at pictures and call or email for questions. Call for Free shipping 1-912-375-7284 ask for Charlie John 1:12
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