Sell Mopar 70 71 Plymouth Barracuda Cuda 72 73 74 Antenna Mast Bezel Nut Kit NEW in Fort Collins, Colorado, United States, for US $104.95

Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:2983162 2983242 2983875

Brand new reproduction antenna kit for 1970-1974 Plymouth Barracuda/Cuda (except AAR).

Includes everything pictured (3 section telescoping antenna, bezel, locknut, gasket, rocker, base, and coax)
Antenna range from base of fender is 23" to 58" (originals measure 22-57" or 23-58")
Coax is 6' long.
Base has coax exiting toward the bottom which is not as original. Aside from this difference, these look like the originals.

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