Miata Antenna Delete Plug

[MartyMcfly]

This is our Miata Antenna Delete Plug. It is a threaded plug with an O-ring seal that fits tightly in the spot left by your factory antenna. The OEM plug is a cheap rubber plug that looks out of place on a nicely modified car. The little details can make the biggest difference and this just adds a finished look to your quarter panel.

This plug can be painted to match your car or left black. The O-ring seal makes the plug waterproof with no need for silicone or other sealants.

They are $15 shipped anywhere in the USA. International customers, please contact me for an exact shipping price. I have 6 of these in stock and ready to ship today!

[MartyMcfly]

Thank you Eric (—RotorNutFD3S—) for the pictures!! His car looks fantastic!

[MartyMcfly]

Updated with new pictures and a link to purchase!!

[—RotorNutFD3S—]

This is a great little product! Definitely recommended!

[maharaj]

Finally! I have been looking for this!

[MartyMcfly]

Have another 12 of these in stock!

[—Martin—]

Is PDR still around?

[I<3flippyheadlights]

I emailed him and got nothing back

[RoadsterTech]

I have some. Drop me a pm

[—Martin—]

I emailed him and got nothing back

Yesterday? My last email from him was around 11:30 central. I assume he got busy.

[—Martin—]

So... the plug is not water-tight on my car. Like almost everything on my car’s exterior the antenna hole isn’t normal. I’m not sure if I will make a gasket or use some silicone or other sealant.

[KVNBARILLAS]

Do you still have some plugs in stock?

[Inspecta]

I purchased mine through Roadster Tech! Its a better version and is waterproof!

[mx54life]

Do you still have some plugs in stock?

Have u checked eBay? That's where I bought mine from.

[— Phatmiata —]

I have a few RoadsterTech version Miata antenna plugs here.

These plugs are a bit smaller than the competition & eBay versions, and follows the curve of the Miata's rear end better for a waterproof seal.

http://mazdaroadster.net/showthread....erTech-version

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