Antenna in trunk

[BoxsterGT]

Has anyone ever made a permanent fitment of their radio antenna in the trunk?

I have filled in the hole in the fender, and prefer not to buy a new windshield and amplifier as they are very costly.

Perhaps it could be placed in a plastic tube and run across between the sunvisors?

What is the optimum length needed?

I was told that some unmarked security vehicles have antennas inside so they remain stealthy.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Len

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[Danny_Ocean]

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[BoxsterGT]

Thanks,

I just bought one and will give it a try.

For $35 it is worth the risk.

Merry Christmas to those who celebrate it.

To those who don't, have a nice day.

Len

[Danny_Ocean]

Let us/me know how it works out. I'm considering one, also.

Thanks,

D. O.

[Cloakster]

Same here I need to replace my winshield and this would be a lot cheaper then buying one with an internal antena.

[Danny_Ocean]

I just bought one too. Will post a full repot upon install.

[toman]

I had one of those powered FM antennas that simply stick on a window, worked great. I stuck it on the back window of my 914 and you'd never notice it...

[Tsunamiboy]

I purchased a power boosted compact antenna that mounted under the dash from Radio Shack. It was cheap and works great.