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<p>[QUOTE="Trucker True, post: 12211306, member: 338908"]What's going on Drivers! Got a 16 Cascadia. Having some difficulties deciding where to place my antenna mounts. I prefer the factory look(side of sleeper) because it's a cleaner look. Or should I mount it to the mirror bracket? In either situation, I'll be using the proper rated coax cable. Thus, does anyone know of any metal/frame to mount on side of sleeper? It seems to be all fiberglass. Thanks in advance and Be Safe Drivers![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Trucker True, post: 12211306, member: 338908"]What's going on Drivers! Got a 16 Cascadia. Having some difficulties deciding where to place my antenna mounts. I prefer the factory look(side of sleeper) because it's a cleaner look. Or should I mount it to the mirror bracket? In either situation, I'll be using the proper rated coax cable. Thus, does anyone know of any metal/frame to mount on side of sleeper? It seems to be all fiberglass. Thanks in advance and Be Safe Drivers![/QUOTE]
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