

| Subject: | Re: 87 GL: Removing and Replacing Radio Antenna |
| From: | Michael Knight |
| Date: | Mon, 20 Dec 2004 11:35:09 -0600 |
I don't have the part number with me but I used one that a local shop sells for beetles. But the part number is for Vanagons. This was an easy job, but I did stumble a bit. My '85 was originally in Germany for the first year of service then imported, no factory antenna hole. The PO put one in there for his radio he installed. I don't know if this was the correct location I haven;t compared it yet. But The antenna went up under the dash and right out of the hole with very little effort. I will say that the instrument cluster was removed and the area was accesible through there. The antenna did not fit through this opening though, like I said from under the dash and up through the hole. Hope this helps. Michael Knight '77 Westy Deluxe, "el Verde" '85 Vanagon GL, nameless >From: Karl Wolz >Richard, >R&Ring an engine is easier than doing your taxes! >Agreed about the slight puzzling over the antenna from the outside, but >it was a piece of cake. I think I removed the instrument cluster to >better route the cable, but I have hams for fists.
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