1969 camaro radio antenna delete

[Olympic gold]

i would like to get rid of my unused radio antenna with out leaving a hole in the the fender. and not any body work or paint. i would even consider just replacing it with a retractable one. is there any products on the market to fix this.  Thanks

[1971ls6]

The factory used a plug to fill the hole, all fenders had the hole

[bertfam]

The factory used a plug to fill the hole, all fenders had the hole

Well, no. Only cars ordered with a radio (and without the RPO U73 rear antenna) got the hole in the front fender. The drilling instructions are in the AIM, UPC U63/U69, sheet B1, view A.

i would like to get rid of my unused radio antenna with out leaving a hole in the the fender. and not any body work or paint. i would even consider just replacing it with a retractable one. is there any products on the market to fix this.  Thanks

If you don't want the hole, you'll need to either fill it, plug it or buy a new fender. But I'm confused. You want to "get rid of the antenna", but "replace it with a retractable one". Those statements are contradictory!

Ed

[69 Zee]

i would like to get rid of my unused radio antenna with out leaving a hole in the the fender. and not any body work or paint. i would even consider just replacing it with a retractable one. is there any products on the market to fix this.  Thanks

Sounds like you don't use or have a radio and you just want to plug up the hole without doing any bodywork... yes ?  Reason for suggesting a retractable antenna, then yes that's your best option w/o it looking botched.

Overall that just kinda seems odd though 

[KurtS]

They have little chrome plugs for the fender hole.

[bcmiller]

Yep. Try searching for chrome antenna delete cap.

[Olympic gold]

sorry for the confusion but i just want something that looks better than my crooked 3 foot tall wobbly antenna. thanks for the suggestions   

[69 Zee]

You can replace the mast ... simple,  if your wanting it to remain cosmetically correct.