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Your cart is empty.The aluminum CB antenna mount with gum drop stud is specifically designed for Wilson and heavy shaft coil type antennas. Made of aircraft quality aluminum with stainless steel hardware and an ABS material stud it also has a SO-239 connector for plug to plug hook-up.
Alain B.
July 30, 2025
Support pour antenne sur miroir
Nathaniel Labedz
June 20, 2025
Installed these on my headache rack with Wilson trucker 2000 antennas, instillation went fine, will update when antennas are hooked up (haven’t yet due to the cold)
Bryan
June 5, 2025
Nice solid mount. Works perfect with the flex antenna
masseyfarm
May 23, 2025
Easy to install
FALcommservices
April 25, 2025
Good
Bob Ross
April 25, 2025
A-1
Rusty
April 5, 2025
Bought in May 2019, installed June 2019, broke into a lot of pieces and hung off the bracket by the coaxial Oct 2019, not going to replace it with another.
Kieran
March 25, 2025
A very high quality and well built mount that I use for ham radio. Uses quality components.
Mason Reinle
March 21, 2025
Put my Stryker a-10 on it! Holds up great
Captain D
March 3, 2025
I like this item because you get two good pieces of hardware for less than what you would pay for them separately. I use the aluminum mount brackets frequently in several different ways. They are good quality. The gum drop stud is an excellent base for fiberglass whips. In my most recent application I was putting a heavy, five-foot Firestik on the gum drop. The gum drop works great, but that antenna is pretty heavy, and the aluminum bracket had a bit more flex from the heavy load than what I was comfortable with on a Jeep that's always used off-road. A lighter whip, even a five-footer, would work fine with the aluminum bracket supplied. This is a really good item.
Sandy-2001
February 25, 2025
Love the design of these antenna holders. They hold great to the mirror bracket
Gerard B.
January 11, 2025
I’ve used these before. Easy to install and tough to kill. I usually get several years out of them on each truck. I just take them apart and clean the salt out in the spring to keep the SWR readings low.
Glen Sims
December 19, 2024
This part of my antenna was solid and held up fine however the top part snapped off at the base of the coil when I hit a low hanging tree limb I was only going about 10 MPH and did not seem to hit it very hard but it was enough to snap off the top of the antenna it need to be steel where it connects instead of plastic
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