Yeah, that's probably where mine have been as well. At any rate, I haven't had an antenna like the Bronco for a couple of decades, and then it was powered! LOL
They could always put it wherever they did in the 2013+ Escape. Ours pulls in pretty distant stations and HD radio. I have no idea where the antenna actually is, and that's a good thing.
You can use it to cook hotdogs or marshmallows over an open fire.
Could tomorrow be blinker day?
I just need some notice when it's mudflap day or seatbelt adjuster (yay or nay poll) day.
I've used mine as a probe once, trying to see if there was a hole in the wall under a wooden deck, worked great! I actually kept it after I donated the car, might come in handy again
Really? All the six Fords I’ve owned since 2000 have had separate antennas. The three in my F150s I’ve replaced with the 13” stubbies and not noticed any signal dropoff...and I am away from the cities regularly and in the mountains.Sheesh, doesn’t almost every vehicle integrate the antenna into the glass now? This will be my first vehicle in 20 years with an antenna.
The only reason I ask is because someone mentioned satellite radio and a cb. So would those things work without the antenna?
Satelite radio uses an entirely different style of antenna. It's the puck on the rear roll bar.
The standard whip antenna is only used for Am/Fm radio. The black puck on the vehicle is for GPS and XM radio. If you want to use a CB style radio you will need to install all of the aftermarket parts to make it work.
