Ouch @ Shogun Electric Aerial price =?ISO-8859-1?Q?=28=A3198=29?=

I tried a universal model (£25) before getting the price for the genuine
Mitsubishi Shogun aerial, but the universal one didn't fit due to the
awkward angle where it's positioned. I'm not paying £198 quid for an
electric aerial. No way José. My car stereo/mp3 player only cost £2 quid
more than that.

Alternatively, if anybody knows a specific universal electric aerial that
would fit a 1994 Shogun - please - give the make and model.

Also, does anyone know of sites which identify different Shogun models (MKI,
MKII, etc.)? 1994 is a changeover year and I've always been a little
unsure (I only bought it in May this year so I'm still learning).
Holdcrofts are forever requesting my VIN number so they can identify the
correct parts, but I keep on forgetting to ask them which MK it is myself.
--
Lee J. Moore
http://cafe-society.com

Is it the aerial that is knockered or just the mast which is available
separately. Also does your model have the aerial switch on the cetre console
that allows you to use the cd player with the aerial down

Just clutching at straws really

regards

Tony
"Lee J. Moore" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I tried a universal model (£25) before getting the price for the genuine
> Mitsubishi Shogun aerial, but the universal one didn't fit due to the
> awkward angle where it's positioned. I'm not paying £198 quid for an
> electric aerial. No way José. My car stereo/mp3 player only cost £2 quid
> more than that.
>
> Alternatively, if anybody knows a specific universal electric aerial that
> would fit a 1994 Shogun - please - give the make and model.
>
> Also, does anyone know of sites which identify different Shogun models
(MKI,
> MKII, etc.)? 1994 is a changeover year and I've always been a little
> unsure (I only bought it in May this year so I'm still learning).
> Holdcrofts are forever requesting my VIN number so they can identify the
> correct parts, but I keep on forgetting to ask them which MK it is myself.
> --
> Lee J. Moore
> http://cafe-society.com
>

TMC wrote:

> Is it the aerial that is knockered or just the mast which is available
> separately.

There's just a hole marking the spot where the aerial was once fixed on the
front left side. The vehicle when purchased without an aerial or car stereo
at all.

> Also does your model have the aerial switch on the cetre
> console that allows you to use the cd player with the aerial down

Oh, I dunno. I'll check this when I can next get out of the building to
check it (about 35 mins).

(Btw, if anyone cares to identify the model (MK whatever), here's a picture
of it sitting outside Formula 4x4 awaiting the fitting of its A-Bar:

http://www.leej.dsl.pipex.com/images/shogun.jpg

You can just about see the hole where the aerial should be mounted.)
--
Lee J. Moore
http://cafe-society.com

Looks like a MK2 to me


"Lee J. Moore" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> TMC wrote:
>
> > Is it the aerial that is knockered or just the mast which is available
> > separately.
>
> There's just a hole marking the spot where the aerial was once fixed on
the
> front left side. The vehicle when purchased without an aerial or car
stereo
> at all.
>
> > Also does your model have the aerial switch on the cetre
> > console that allows you to use the cd player with the aerial down
>
> Oh, I dunno. I'll check this when I can next get out of the building to
> check it (about 35 mins).
>
> (Btw, if anyone cares to identify the model (MK whatever), here's a
picture
> of it sitting outside Formula 4x4 awaiting the fitting of its A-Bar:
>
> http://www.leej.dsl.pipex.com/images/shogun.jpg
>
> You can just about see the hole where the aerial should be mounted.)
> --
> Lee J. Moore
> http://cafe-society.com
>