11" Universal Flexible AM/FM Car Radio Antenna Mast – Black Roof Aerial

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

This 11" universal flexible AM/FM car radio antenna mast is designed as a direct replacement for factory roof aerials on cars, SUVs, trucks, and pickups. The compact, low-profile design improves reception while maintaining a clean, modern appearance.

KEY FEATURES

• Universal AM/FM radio antenna replacement for many vehicle types
• Flexible 11" mast helps reduce wind noise and breakage
• Direct screw-on replacement for existing roof aerials
• Durable construction for long service life and abrasion resistance
• Enhances vehicle appearance with sleek black finish

SPECIFICATIONS

• Type: AM/FM radio antenna
• Mount style: Roof aerial, screw attachment
• Fitment type: Direct replacement, universal fitment
• Antenna length: 11" (11 in)
• Color: Black, polished finish
• Material: Rubber exterior with internal conductive core (plastic + copper)
• Antenna technology: High frequency
• FM frequency range: 76–108 MHz
• AM/MW range: 525–1605 kHz (as specified)
• Rotation angle: 0–180° adjustable (mount dependent)
• Installation angle: 0–30° adjustable (mount dependent)
• Placement on vehicle: Roof
• Attachment type: Screws / threaded adapters
• Manufacturer warranty: 2 years (as specified)
• Universal fitment: Yes
• Classic/Vintage part: Yes (as specified)

BENEFITS

• Improves radio signal reception compared with worn or damaged factory masts
• Flexible design helps resist damage from car washes and low clearances
• Compact length reduces wind resistance and noise at speed
• Simple DIY installation using the supplied screw adapters

PACKAGE CONTENTS

• 1 x 11" flexible antenna mast (black)
• 4 x screw adapters (thread options for various mounts)

INSTALLATION NOTES

• Designed to replace an existing screw-on roof antenna mast
• Select the correct threaded adapter to match your vehicle’s antenna base
• Hand-tighten until secure; do not overtighten to avoid thread damage
• Verify compatibility with your existing antenna base before installation