Studebaker Manual Crank Radio Antenna Knob Hawk Lark President 1956 58 60 61 62 on 2040-parts.com
Watertown, South Dakota, United States
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Cranking manual antenna from a vintage Studebaker. I am not sure on the application, but it probably was correct for several years and/or different models. Could be a cool piece added to any old vehicle. The mast part is in fair shape, couple little tweaks and bends, but not bad. Little top piece still there. The cranking knob is in decent shape but the threaded part that attaches to the cowl is damaged/broken, see pics. I cleaned and lubed it somewhat and it sorta works. It will crank up and down, but not completely without some assistance pulling/pushing on the mast part. I never ran it up/down much for fear of damaging whatever inside makes it function. It may be repairable, might be usable for parts only. Look close. Rare parts, low prices. See my other auctions. I am totally parting out a 46 47 48 Plymouth 4 door. Watch my upcoming auctions for parts and ask if there is anything specific you want listed. |
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