- A no-drill, easy install designed for Ford F150 trucks years 1997 through 2009
Description
Light mudding, jumps, towing a friend out of a snowdrift, pulling out a stump - the F150 can do it all. So don’t bother with a mount that can’t stand up to this trucks exacting standards. Our custom Ford mount was designed with 1997-2009 F150 models in mind. The mount attaches firmly to the hood rail on the driver side of the truck using existing hood bolts and can support antennas up to 4' tall. Mount includes a stainless steel lug-style antenna stud that works with ring or terminal end coax.
Specs
| Model / SKU: | AUF1-L |
| Recommended for: | Ford F150 trucks years 1997 through 2009. |
| Compatible with: | Fiberglass and center-load antennas up to 4' tall that use a standard 3/8" x 24 threaded base. |
| Installation Notes: | This mount installs easily on the driver side of the hood rail. Simply remove the factory bolt on the hood rail near the fender. Then slide the mount into place and reattach the factory bolt over the hood mount. |
| Mount Location: | Hood / Fender |
| Stud Type: | Lug (Ring and Terminal) |
| Material: | Stainless Steel |
| Product Includes: | F150 hood mount, lug-style antenna stud Antenna and coax sold separately |
Details
This mount is designed for 1997 to 2009 Ford F150 models and attaches to the left side of the hood fender. The stainless steel construction is durable and rust-resistant. Includes a lug-style stud compatible with ring terminal end CB coax cable. Dimensions: 1 1/2" x 2" x 3 1/2"
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