Where to locate CB antenna on 2003 Rangie?

[Michael the Nomad]

My Range Rover does not have a bull bar. I want a neat and discrete mounting for the CB antenna that I will fit. What can you suggest? What have others done before?


Thanks

[jsp]

hi there,

this thread might need to be relocated to the L322 RangeRover section, or the Sport section.

try these threads for some info:
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/l322-range-rover/187522-aerial-mount-uhf-roof.html

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/l322-range-rover/145664-how-no-holes-cb-radio-installation.html

[p38arover]

I assume Full Fat Range Rover (L322) as the Sport was released in 2005.

This method might be a possibility. Sorry about the quality but I saw this at Cooma in 2008. It was on the tailgate of an RRS.

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/

[chaybra]

most people just bend a bit of flat bar and mount it to the torx head screw that holds the bonnet catch in place. No this is not strictly legal.

I have not seen the rear tailgate mounted one before and im rather impressed with it, I might just have to change mine to that

[rar110]

I assume Full Fat Range Rover (L322) as the Sport was released in 2005. This method might be a possibility. Sorry about the quality but I saw this at Cooma in 2008. It was on the tailgate of an RRS.

Great idea.

[Michael the Nomad]

Thanks for the comments so far.


What about stick-on-windscreen, through the glass type? Any thoughts on efficiency? It used to work for my old analogue car phone.

[Scouse]

Would something like this work?
Aerial Bracket (http://www.labtronx.com.au/aerial-bracket.htm)

[Homestar]

Here's how I did mine - how-to-no-holes-cb-radio-installation.html (http://www.aulro.com/afvb/l322-range-rover/145664-how-no-holes-cb-radio-installation.html)