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IIRC in the early 70's, the Antenna Specialists M-410 Big Momma antenna was king. Errr; queen. In any event, I think they had a mag-mount version and were known for being able to stand most of the power that was available in a mobile in its day. This was the best you could get for transmit and receive performance - short of a steel 108 inch whip.

That is; if you can find one and put it back in working order to keep your truck 'period correct' . . .

[QUOTE="Robb, post: 388889, member: 8446"] IIRC in the early 70's, the Antenna Specialists M-410 Big Momma antenna was king. Errr; queen. In any event, I think they had a mag-mount version and were known for being able to stand most of the power that was available in a mobile in its day. This was the best you could get for transmit and receive performance - short of a steel 108 inch whip. That is; if you can find one and put it back in working order to keep your truck 'period correct' . . . [IMG]http://www.cbtricks.com/ant_manuals/ant_specialists/m_410/ad/graphics/s9_mag_may_1972_pg16.png[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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