Hirschmann mounting bracket and alu wedge (Like Auta 4000 C71L)

[Adore911]

Outstanding Edwin! Kuddos to you for fabricating NLA Hirschmann antenna parts.

For anyone with a factory installed Hirschmann antenna (70/71), these are the correct factory antenna parts for your car.

Best regards,
Ravi

Thanks Ravi. It was team work ;-).
The parts are correct for all longhoods. Just at the end (1972/73) (not 100% clarity on cut-off) some have reported the bracket in two parts. I have one NOS bracket in two parts but have no plans currently to reproduce as they are easier to find and I only need 1 max. for my projects.

[Simonjjb]

Yes, my early 1973 - manufactured 7/72 is two parts.

[Adore911]

Yes, my early 1973 - manufactured 7/72 is two parts.

Thanks for this data point.
This is exactly why I keep a NOS two parts bracket for the November 1972 1973 Targa.
Can you confirm it also has the Hirschmann Auta 4000 C71L antenna, as the Porsche factory confirmed for all longhoods, and not the later black chrome 4000 M 801 (See https://www.early911sregistry.org/fo...=1#post1033021)?

[Beisentrout]

PM sent.

BruceE

[Simonjjb]

This is my original antenna from 7/72

[Adore911]

This is my original antenna from 7/72

Thanks for the image. That’s a 4000 M 801, the black mast antenna.

[Simonjjb]

Any idea where I can get the parts that go above the fender that are black? ? I have the below aluminum wedge.

[Adore911]

I have a few of the original Hirschmann 4000 antenna head kits too.

This is the antenna head kit I was talking about. Correct for the above fender loose parts, if you want to renew them for your 4000 C71L, as it contains the black plastic washer just above the fender Auta 4315, Auta 4311, Auta 4312, Auta 4313 and 4314.

[Adore911]

Any idea where I can get the parts that go above the fender that are black? ? I have the below aluminum wedge.

I’m checking. You probably need 725-121 and 725-122 etc.

[Simonjjb]

I’m checking. You probably need 725-121 and 725-122 etc.

Yes, and maybe 722-449? Is that a plastic washer?