Billet (14") Antenna - 2004 Thru 2008 Ford F150 on 2040-parts.com
Lake Mary, Florida, US
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fits 2004 thru 2008 Ford F150
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BRAND NEW IN PACKAGE!! Replace your ugly factory (31 inch) metal shaft antenna with this stylish yet functional LOW PROFILE (14 inch) antenna that will not hit the GARAGE DOOR anymore!!! Made out of STAINLESS STEEL just like your factory OEM antenna, except only 14 inches tall. If you are unsure that it fits, try unscrewing the existing antenna mast off. If it twists right off, then this antenna WILL FIT since it COMES WITH VEHICLE SPECIFIC ADAPTERS (no two antennas are the same fit).
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How to put it on--Installation is very simple. This is a PLUG-N-PLAY antenna, which means it screws onto your existing antenna mount (a direct bolt-on part, no wiring involved) and takes a minute to do. And the way your car looks after this Billet Antenna is installed is incredible!
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How is the Reception--Most people wonder about losing reception with this antenna. 99.9% of the time reception stays the same OR improves. This antenna replaces your stock AM/FM radio antenna and does not affect On-Star, Bluetooth, GPS Navigation, or Sirius XM radio as those Satellite services use a separate antenna in your vehicle.
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Is it worth it--This compact high quality STAINLESS STEEL antenna (BLACK powder coated mast) cleans up the appearance of the FRONT or REAR of your car and is an extremely durable upgrade from any stock antenna. A great improvement for little money and effort!
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