Power antenna bracket

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Hey guys, first post on here, had several g bodies forever. I have a 87 grand national, Im fixing the power antenna, someone before me had attempted to fix it. I have the antenna out I actually need the bracket that mounts the mast to the fender inside the door, I can send you a picture of what im talking about if im not making sense. Does anyone have one they can sell me. Ive search ebay seems every bracket is available but the one I need. Thank you in advance!!!
Jamie
Here is the pic of the bracket I need, Thanks in advance
 

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Rktpwrd

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For as simple as that bracket looks, I’d just bend up my own from some flat stock. But if you want it 100% original GM and correct, then I understand that too.
Good luck.
 
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For as simple as that bracket looks, I’d just bend up my own from some flat stock. But if you want it 100% original GM and correct, then I understand that too.
Good luck.
I'm on the fence to do that, I'm just so OCD when it comes to using factory stuff if I can find it lol
 
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69hurstolds

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That "Z" looking stepped bracket bolted on to the lower mast bracket is GM p/n 25509250. That one is going to be hard to find unless you have a Regal. Not readily available anywhere I can find.

You try over on Turbobuick or other Regal/GN forums? That's another place I'd try. Some of the parts hoarders over there may have just what you need.
 
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That "Z" looking stepped bracket bolted on to the lower mast bracket is GM p/n 25509250. That one is going to be hard to find unless you have a Regal. Not readily available anywhere I can find.

You try over on Turbobuick or other Regal/GN forums? That's another place I'd try. Some of the parts hoarders over there may have just what you need.
Thank you
 

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Found this thread about power antennas. I just happened to pick one up yesterday at the wrecking yard from a 77 cutlass supreme. Was thinking about putting it on my 78 Caballero, but not sure if getting a fender made for a power antenna is best for a conversion like this or drilling a hole and finding a bracket is all I need to do. Car currently is set up for windshield internal antenna, and so there is no hole in the existing fender. A second thought would be to install it on my 79 El Camino which already has a non-working (broken cable, can hear the motor turning) power antenna. I have a replacement cable kit for the 79, but have not gotten around to fixing it yet.
 

69hurstolds

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If you have a windshield antenna, you're miles ahead. I wouldn't put a power antenna in the car if you can have a stealth antenna.

As far as fixing yours, that's the best way to do it. Finding a new antenna assembly usually ends up with an old brittle cable anyway, just waiting to break on you. You can get a kit with a steel cable. Better than the plastic one by far. Make sure if you do, you get the plastic sheath over the run of the cable because most of them are stranded and it might bow out and mess up possibly over time.
 
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5spdCab

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If you have a windshield antenna, you're miles ahead. I wouldn't put a power antenna in the car if you can have a stealth antenna.

As far as fixing yours, that's the best way to do it. Finding a new antenna assembly usually ends up with an old brittle cable anyway, just waiting to break on you. You can get a kit with a steel cable. Better than the plastic one by far. Make sure if you do, you get the plastic sheath over the run of the cable because most of them are stranded and it might bow out and mess up possibly over time.
Thank you, I'll double check the repair kit I already have.
 

69hurstolds

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Oh, forgot to add, the lower antenna TUBE bracket (held on to the tube by tack welds from the factory, and replacements are held on with 4 short screws) is part number 22038589, and it comes with the screws in the kit. The Z bracket the bolts to the fender and the tube bracket, just to clarify. So there's basically two brackets you need to find for the Regal.
 
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