- Designed for T100 1993-1998 pickups for owners who want a clean, professional CB antenna installation
Description
We love the classic good looks of T100 trucks. Just make sure you don’t head out in yours without being able to hit the airwaves. This mount makes it easy for you to do just that, specifically designed for T100 trucks between 1993-1998. Designed to attach to the driver side hood fender, the mount follows the contour of the truck for that factory install look. Compatible with ring or terminal end coax and can support a 4' CB antenna.
Specs
| Model / SKU: | AUT1-L |
| Recommended for: | Mounting CB antennas up to 4' on 1993 to 1998 Toyota T100s. |
| Compatible with: | All fiberglass and center-load antennas that use a standard 3/8" x 24 threaded base. |
| Installation Notes: | Mount easily installs on the driver side of the hood rail. Simply remove a factory bolt on the hood rail or drill your own hole, then slide the mount into place and attach a bolt through the hole for a tight fit. Mount is designed to match the curvature of the truck hood. |
| Mount Location: | Hood / Fender |
| Stud Type: | Lug (Ring and Terminal) |
| Material: | Stainless Steel |
| Product Includes: | Mount and stud Antenna and coax sold separately |
Details
- CB antenna hood mount designed for 1993 to 1998 Toyota T100 trucks
- Stainless steel construction is durable and rust-resistant
- Includes lug-style stud compatible with ring or terminal end CB coax cable
- Mounts to left side of hood fender
- Designed for antennas up to 4' tall
- 1 1/2" x 2" x 3 1/2"
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