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Amplified Hide-Away Antenna 38-1145 - AM/FM Hidden Antenna Brochure Page

Dealer catalog page describing an Amplified Hide-Away Antenna with product photo, part number 38-1145, and feature text.

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This document is a catalog/brochure page advertising an Amplified Hide-Away Antenna, part number 38-1145, priced at $24.95. The page shows a product photo of the antenna unit with its long cable, inline amplifier module, and mounting hardware. According to the description, the antenna allows AM/FM radio reception without a standard fender-mount or window antenna. It uses active magnetic field circuitry for enhanced radio reception, and its 105-inch cable permits installation almost anywhere in the vehicle. Installation involves connecting the unit to a standard antenna plug and either the radio's power antenna wire (if equipped) or a switched 12V positive power source. The advertised benefit is that owners never need to worry about a stolen or damaged external antenna again. A parts table at the bottom lists the part number (38-1145), description (Hide-Away Antenna-Amplified), quantity required (1), and price ($24.95). The document does not state applicability to any specific vehicle year, make, or model; it appears to be a universal accessory. Readers can learn the product's part number, price, features, cable length, and basic power/connection requirements from this page.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the part number for the Amplified Hide-Away Antenna?
The part number shown is 38-1145.
How much does the Hide-Away Antenna cost?
The listed price is $24.95.
How long is the antenna's cable?
The cable is 105 inches long, allowing installation almost anywhere in the vehicle.
How is the amplified antenna powered?
It connects to the radio's power antenna wire (if equipped) or a switched 12V positive power source, plus the standard antenna plug.
What advantage does the hide-away antenna offer?
It provides AM/FM reception without a standard fender-mount or window antenna, using active magnetic field circuitry for enhanced reception, so you never worry about a stolen or damaged antenna.

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