Mopar Antenna Nut Tool Socket 68-74 A B C And E Body Cuda Challenger Hemi 426 on 2040-parts.com
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
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We are offering a new and improved antenna nut socket/tool. This tool is fully CNC machined from billet 6061 aircraft aluminum. It features 4 drive cogs, that fit perfectly into the Mopar antenna nut. The other nut tools on the market are just generic tools, that feature two small roll pins, that often twist off, and/or scratch your freshly painted car, and scratch the chrome on that NOS nut you paid a lot of money for. The tool we are offering can be used in your fingers, or to snug up the antenna, or to take off that stubborn antenna that has been stuck for over 45 years, you can use a 7/8" wrench on the hex of the tool.
The socket is also hard anodized in a beautiful purple finish. This tool will not scratch your nut, and it will drive off of 4 surfaces, unlike the other tools on the market, that only drive off of two random points with the roll pins and generally slip off. This tool will work on ALL 68-74 A, B, C, and E bodys. Cudas, Challengers, Darts, Roadrunners, GTX's, etc. |
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