10/5/2010 3:54:27 AM, "jimkurk" <jimkurk@yahoo.com> wrote:
>have a 1975 27ft international...
I have a 1972 Safari... I suspect the setups were similar
>....there is no outside antenna on it and the only place i can see where there would have been one is a closed hole inbetween
the forward vent and the airconditioner..
On my '72 the antenna (a short whip on a spring) was mounted on the road side curve just beyond the wing window. I removed it
several years ago and had Jackson Center put a very neat patch over the holes.
>...my question is how and where did they run the wire for the antenna...
On mine the wire was run between the outer and inner shells until it was behind the front interior cap, then through a hole into the
locker over the bed. Very easily reached and manipulated simply by removing the locker.
>...and did they ever put the radio antenna on the top of the coach?...
Never saw one like that -- except for home done CB or ham antenna. Doesn't mean a whole lot, however, because a/s are made
individually and often have modifications ordered by the original purchaser. Could be.
>...i want to install a new antenna and wire routing to the antenna is a concern....
Routing is easy -- just use the old wire to pull the new one through the same path... but why?
Peace --
Lew #4239
'72 Safari 23'
'99 Chevie 3500 conversion van
Now nursing one more sick kitty.
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