Scott and Sandy's 1979 Buick Riviera - Power Antenna Mast Replacement

In today's installment, we replace a broken nylon power antenna cable. Not the most difficult of tasks, but definitely time consuming, but the results are worth it!

[@scottsimpson5049]

Thank you so much! Couldn't have done it without your help!

[@jeremysanford2939]

The much easier way, and the way the manual says to do it, is to remove the passenger side hood hinge and remove the antenna through the hole that is behind the hinge assembly.

[@DezarovsClassics]

Easier, but not when alone, this way is far safer from damaging any paint.

[@jeremysanford2939]

@@DezarovsClassics These GM E/K Bodies are perhaps unique in that respect, it it a quick and easy one-person job.

[@bksalkrook8716]

unique color car ,,alot of work for installing an antenna

[@glifikskils3792]

Do you if this is the same for a 1964 riviera

[@DezarovsClassics]

No it is not