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CravenSpeed Stubby Antenna Compatible with Toyota FJ Cruiser 2007-2014 | 4 inches | Short Antenna Replacement | Made in The USA

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CravenSpeed Stubby Antenna Compatible with Toyota FJ Cruiser 2007-2014 | 4 inches | Short Antenna Replacement | Made in The USA
- Improve vehicle appearance: Stubby antenna fits perfectly on Toyota FJ Cruiser (2007-2014), designed to match the factory base
- Easy installation: No tools required, can be installed by hand in seconds
- Made in the USA: Machined and powder-coated in Portland, OR, including the boxes
- Built to last: All-metal construction, machined from billet aluminum, durable black textured finish, stainless hardware to prevent corrosion
- Radio reception: Some users have experienced issues, but returns are made simple by the manufacturer
- Satellite services compatibility: Will not affect satellite services such as On-Star GPS or Sirius Radio
Country USA
Brand CravenSpeed
Manufacturer CravenSpeed
Binding Electronics
ItemPartNumber CRTT-0015-FJ
Model CRTT-0015-FJ
Color Powdercoat Black
UnitCount 1
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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