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[olredalert]

Originally Posted by Too Many Projects

As far as I know, only 1 antenna was ever functional with duals. They were a fad into the mid 60's on Impala's too. I see them on '64's quite often but I don't know if they could be had from the factory, or the left one was only over the counter.

----My 64 Grand Prix 421 HO/4-speed had two power antenna's on the car, on the build sheet, and on Jim Mattisons paperwork! It was featured on Members rides quite a while back! ....Bill S

[Too Many Projects]

Originally Posted by olredalert

----My 64 Grand Prix 421 HO/4-speed had two power antenna's on the car, on the build sheet, and on Jim Mattisons paperwork! It was featured on Members rides quite a while back! ....Bill S

Cool, but did they both supply reception to the radio...
I have seen twin power but assumed the owner did that. Didn't know it was available from the factory.

[olredalert]

Originally Posted by Too Many Projects

Cool, but did they both supply reception to the radio...
I have seen twin power but assumed the owner did that. Didn't know it was available from the factory.

----Nope, The drivers side had power to the motor but no antenna lead ever! Even had two dash switches for up and down....Bill S

[Too Many Projects]

Originally Posted by olredalert

----Nope, The drivers side had power to the motor but no antenna lead ever! Even had two dash switches for up and down....Bill S

Thanks, Bill, that was what was wiggling on the cob webs upstairs, just one reception lead. Good to know some of what is stored in the attic is still, somewhat, accurate. I've never been known as a person with a "photographic memory"...