Name: Tuff Terrain Bonnet Mount Antenna Bracket to suit Ford Ranger/Raptor/Everest Next Gen
Brand: Tuff Terrain
SKU: BAB-008
Price: 70.0 AUD
Availability: InStock

Tuff Terrain Bonnet Mount Antenna Bracket to suit Ford Ranger/Raptor/Everest Next Gen

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• 1 x Tuff Terrain bonnet mount antenna bracket (passenger side)

• Vehicle specific mount for Next Gen Fords

• Passenger side location keeps view clear

• 316 stainless steel resists harsh corrosion

• Black powder coat suits modern trim

• Bonnet edge position maintains antenna sight

• Slotted top suits common UHF bases

Tuff Terrain bonnet bracket gives your Next Gen Ford a tidy spot for a UHF mast to keep gear off the roof and out of harm’s way. Vehicle specific bends track the bonnet edge which lets the antenna sit close to the guard instead of hanging in the breeze. Passenger side mount keeps the mast out of the main driver view so you can get out there and still read the track properly.

316 stainless steel plate handles coastal spray and wet red dirt as the alloy fights off surface pitting better than mild steel. Black powder coat finish helps the bracket blend against Ranger and Everest trims which keeps the setup looking close to factory. Pre cut holes pick up existing mounting points to make use of standard hardware. Slotted antenna pad suits common UHF bases which makes matching your current radio kit a smart buy.

Q: Does this bracket reuse factory mounting hardware?

A: The bracket aligns with existing mounting points and typically uses factory-style fasteners. This keeps the load paths where Ford intended, which helps protect the bonnet skin. Reusing existing style hardware also keeps the bracket seated flat under clamp load. Always check torque against Ford guidelines during fitment.

Q: Can the bracket carry heavy HF or cellular antennas?

A: The bracket is laid out for common UHF or communication masts. Larger HF whips can place higher bending loads at the bonnet edge, which may exceed what the sheet metal handles long term. Check antenna manufacturer mass and leverage data before pairing. When in doubt, select a lighter mast or alternate mounting location.

Q: Will the bracket affect bonnet opening angles?

A: The profile follows the bonnet and guard lines to clear normal opening movement. Correctly installed hardware keeps the bracket outside hinge paths, which prevents fouling. If extra accessories mount nearby they should be checked for contact. Open and close the bonnet slowly on first fit to confirm clearance.

Q: Is the bracket suitable for harsh coastal touring?

A: The 316 stainless construction resists chloride attack from sea air. Black powder coat adds an extra barrier, which slows surface contamination. Regular rinsing after beach work still helps remove salt deposits. Periodic checks of antenna threads keep the whole setup working across long trips.