Antenna for '95 V6

[Camree]

Howdy,

I am wondering if there is some retail outlet (other than eBay) where I can purchase a new antenna for my 1995 V6 Camry.

I am on my 2nd antenna now, with the current one vintage 2004, and cost about $150 from the dealer).

I have found that they are relatively easy to install. Just remove the carpeted surface inside the trunk and disconnect the old.



Regards

[ASG14]

www.car-part.com

[ghettosled]

pep boys - that is where i bought mine.

[Camree]

Originally Posted by ghettosled

pep boys - that is where i bought mine.

Thanks for the tip!

Were you able to buy an exact replacement, or was it a more of "something that would work".

Camree

[Barcs]

I have a gen 3 V6 as well and got my antenna from Advanced Auto Parts. I opted to go with the manual one, because I'm not a big fan of the motorized automatic antenna, plus it's more expensive and the motor ceased on my old one. Of course, I probably should have gone with the motorized one because it already got ripped off somewhere. I have no clue where. I guess that's what you get for living in the sticks! Oh well it was only 20 bucks or so at the most. I'd get a new one, but I rarely listen to the radio.

[Mazeraski]

You could always do the S2000 conversion since it won't break off and it looks better in my opinion:

http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/t65507.html

[ghettosled]

Originally Posted by Camree

Thanks for the tip!

Were you able to buy an exact replacement, or was it a more of "something that would work".

Camree

exact replacement.
its a spitting image of an OEM.

[rty]

I personally think that S2000 conversion looks ugly. That's just me though.

[BlueFusion6851]

Or... do an S2000 conversion, and use a Corolla/IS300 antenna instead.