Mine is on the driver side. It's good to finally see what your car looks like Mike. And I am also interested in a whip clip. Just a small item on the laundry list of what I need for that car.

I need to update the resto doc with the information about the passenger-side speaker placement. Looks like we've got both out there.

Hopefully Jim's source can get us a bunch of the antenna clips. I posted up a picture in the in-service section of a bunch of '87 cars, and there's a nice shot of the correct bracket (Mike C. has it on his restored '88). Interesting, also, is that the clips are angled over pretty far.

http://www.specialservicemustang.net...CHP/87CHPs.jpg

What is the "wood" looking material? If someone gets me the measurements or gets me one to copy I'm sure I could make some.

Here is Mike C.'s clip.

I was told once what the material is, but I can't remember. I have one we could use as a template.

http://images20.fotki.com/v247/photo...1010465-vi.jpg

If you remember let me know, that doesn't look that hard to replicate.

Here's the one on mine:

http://images111.fotki.com/v750/phot...1010465-vi.jpg

The metal bracket part is not 100% correct, I had to improvise as the one it came with didn't fit my car. The holder piece is non-conductive phenolic material like what electronic boards are made from.

Found it...old IE link on my old laptop. (I had to dig)

http://composite-laminates.com/CE-tubes-031.htm

That appears to be 5/8 to 3/4 of an inch thick. If you CHP guys want to buy the material I would be glad to make them. The aluminum is no problem, I have plenty.

Thanks, Bernie. I can send you the one I have here to use as a template. I think it's about 1/2 inch in thickness.

Group purchase guys?

Is there a difference between the early and late? MAC mentioned he had to tweak his.