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early 911 radio antenna
The original radio antenna on my 1966 911 is an eyesore. It is located in the fender just in front of the driver's door. How do I remove/replace the antenna without removing the door or fender, and without scratching the paint? I don't think it will fit in the crack between the door and fender with the door all the way open. Please give me some advice on this. Thanks for your help!
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10-06-1999, 10:03 PM
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You remove the antenna through the left front kick panel.
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10-07-1999, 06:25 AM
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I've looked, and there doesn't appear to be kick panel access or any other inside-the-car access to the radio antenna. Hasn't anyone out there removed/replaced their left-side antenna in an early 911??
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10-09-1999, 04:30 PM
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In my 86' 911, Access was through the right fron wheel well. It was covered indiir and was hard to see at dirst!
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10-10-1999, 01:59 PM
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As the wish-I-were-the-expert on radio antennas, after the mid-70's, the antennas were powerized and the antenna and motor were located on the right side. I'm looking for removal/replacement advice on a 1966 911. Thanks anyway.
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10-10-1999, 02:04 PM
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You will have to remove the door pins and stop to gain access the ant.
Sorry it's the only way to reach the thing. Good Luck, Lee |
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10-11-1999, 09:17 AM
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