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Old 10-13-2009, 08:47 PM   #1
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removing pass. side fender w/ power antenna on 91 T/A

Hey guys, I'm tearing into the front end of my 1991 Trans Am and getting the driver's side fender off wasn't too bad but I'm about to start taking off the passenger side fender but it has the power antenna. How am I supposed to remove it without breaking it? Thanks!



Oh and another question... is it legal to drive a car in Connecticut without its front fenders or front bumper? I might move this thing into a bigger garage (hopefully soon) and kinda don't wanna put the rusty old fenders back on just to drive it for 10 minutes lol.

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Re: removing pass. side fender w/ power antenna on 91 T/A

yank the front wheel and pull the inner fender liner out. those push pins are a 2 step deal, pry the the pin out and then pull the whole pin out. you can access the antenna after the liner is out. the top part you have in your pic uncrews.
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Re: removing pass. side fender w/ power antenna on 91 T/A

Just unscrew that top bezel for the ant. mount and it will probably fall down , then just take the fender off. Yes, of course take off the inner fender or splash guard.
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