<VV> 1961 antenna removal

[Frank DuVal]

If the nut has flats, use a large "Cresent" wrench, also known as an 
adjustable wrench. If it has notches on the side a special spanner 
wrench is needed. They do make soft jaw pliers for large radio frequency 
connectors that might work on some of these nuts with a little lube to 
loosen the corrosion. If there are notches on the top, like most things 
80's and newer, there are also special scokets for these, available from 
autobody supply houses.

Frank DuVal

Ray Lough wrote:

> I am in the process of restoring a 1961 Monza two door.  I am having 
> trouble removing the radio antenna.  Is there a trick or special tool 
> one needs to know about?
> Thanks, Ray
>
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