Chevy Silverado and Sierra CB Antenna Hood Mount (2007-2010)

No drilling required install designed specifically for 2007-2010 Silverado trucks Description An antenna hood mount that’s built like a rock, just like your Chevy. It's designed to attach to the hood rail using existing bolts on the truck. No drilling required for a fast, easy install. The mount's lug-style antenna stud is compatible with ring-style or terminal CB coax cable. Recommended for antennas up to 4' tall. Specs Model / SKU: AUC11 Recommended for: Chevy Silverado and Sierra trucks built between 2007 and 2010 with antennas up to 4' tall. Compatible with: All fiberglass and center-load antennas that use a standard 3/8" x 24 threaded base. Lug coax requires a terminal or ring-style coax connection. Installation Notes: This mount is installed on the driver side hood rail above the fender. Remove the existing bolt(s) in the fender area, slide the mount into position and then reattach the fender bolt through the CB mount. Mount Location: Hood / Fender Stud Type: Lug (Ring and Terminal) Material: Stainless Steel Product Includes: Mount and lug-style stud Antenna and coax sold separately Details This mount is designed for full-sized Chevy/GMC trucks built between 2007 and 2010. This driver-side mount includes a lug-style antenna stud that's compatible with the Firestik FireRing or terminal end CB coax cable. The stainless steel construction is durable, rust-resistant and designed to support antennas up to 4' tall. Mount dimensions are 1 3/8" x 4 1/2" x 6 3/4". Help me choose PRODUCT OPTIONS COLOR Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nunc imperdiet, lorem et imperdiet accumsan, odio ligula porta quam, nec eleifend justo ipsum in elit. Donec eleifend velit cursus, dictum metus sed, mollis leo. Phasellus in bibendum sapien. SIZE Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nunc imperdiet, lorem et imperdiet accumsan, odio ligula porta quam, nec eleifend justo ipsum in elit. Donec eleifend velit cursus, dictum metus sed, mollis leo. Phasellus in bibendum sapien.