Name: Tuff Terrain Bonnet Mount Antenna Bracket to suit Toyota Landcruiser 300 Series
Brand: Tuff Terrain
SKU: BAB-006
Price: 70.0 AUD
Availability: InStock

Tuff Terrain Bonnet Mount Antenna Bracket to suit Toyota Landcruiser 300 Series

$70.00

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• 1 x Tuff Terrain bonnet mount antenna bracket

• Vehicle specific Landcruiser 300 fitment

• 316 stainless handles harsh Aussie roads

• Passenger side mount keeps view clear

• Black powder coat cuts glare and chips

• Solid bracket stabilises UHF antenna

• Smart buy for tidy bonnet installs

Tuff Terrain bonnet bracket puts your UHF or comms antenna out on the edge of the Toyota Landcruiser 300 Series bonnet where it gets clean signal and stays away from roof gear. Vehicle matched bends follow the 300 Series bonnet lines which helps the plate sit flat on the factory mounts and keeps panel gaps tidy. Passenger side mount shifts the whip away from the driver view while still giving space for a solid base.

316 stainless steel plate handles wet roads and coastal air without the pitting you see on mild steel, meaning the bracket keeps its strength year after year. Black powder coat finish knocks back glare into the cab and adds a hard shell over the metal to deal with stone flick. Pre cut slots line up with the bonnet hardware which makes repeat installs simple after any front end work.

Q: What antenna thread or base style suits this bracket?

A: The bracket suits standard UHF or comms antenna bases that bolt through the top plate. The slotted top opening accepts common stud and flange layouts used on 4WD antennas. Users should match the base footprint to the slot size before bolting up. Oversize commercial bases may require an alternate mount plate.

Q: Can the bracket stay on the vehicle during automated car washes?

A: Yes, the bracket material and finish tolerate normal wash chemicals and brushes. The 316 stainless construction resists corrosion from detergents and water. The powder coat adds another barrier layer over the metal. Users should confirm their antenna height against local wash clearance limits.

Q: Does the bracket affect bonnet gas struts or support rod operation?

A: No, the supplied fitment data places the bracket on existing bonnet mounting points outside the strut or stay path. The profile tracks the bonnet edge to avoid hinge hardware. Installers should always open and close the bonnet by hand after fitment. Any contact with engine bay components indicates incorrect positioning.

Q: Is extra earth wiring required for antenna performance with this bracket?

A: The bracket bolts directly to the bonnet mounting points which usually provide a metallic path to vehicle chassis earth. Many UHF bases earth through the mounting hardware. Users who run specialised antennas may still choose a dedicated earth strap. Radio performance checks after installation help confirm an adequate ground plane.