C2 1965-1966 Chevrolet Corvette Power Antenna Switch Screws & Nuts 4-Piece

Preserve the authentic look and dependable performance of your classic C2 Corvette with the C2 1965-1966 Chevrolet Corvette Power Antenna Switch Screws & Nuts 4-Piece. Engineered for Corvette-specific fitment, this four-piece hardware set is a practical choice for restorations, replacements, or routine maintenance where factory-style compatibility matters.

Why this set matters for your Corvette

• Precisely matched dimensions and thread engagement for the 1965-1966 Power Antenna Switch, ensuring reliable operation without modification.
• Maintains period-correct aesthetics and authentic feel when reassembling the antenna switch assembly.
• Built to withstand the rigors of daily driving and the test of time, reducing the need for frequent replacements.
• Designed to drop into existing mounting points with standard hand tools, making refresh projects and maintenance straightforward.
• A perfect companion for full restorations, refresh projects, or simple maintenance where factory hardware is preferred.

What you gain with this four-piece kit

By choosing these Screws & Nuts, you safeguard consistent antenna performance under normal driving conditions and preserve the correct factory appearance. The kit is suited for Corvette enthusiasts who value authenticity, reliability, and a seamless reassembly experience after removing or servicing the power antenna switch.

Practical use cases

• Restoration projects where matching original hardware is essential for an accurate show-ready engine bay and dash area.
• Maintenance intervals that require a fresh, secure connection for the antenna switch to prevent looseness or misalignment.
• Replacement during refresh workflows to ensure the hardware continues to align with OEM specifications.

Installation tips for best results

• Inspect mounting points for any wear or damage before reinstallation to maintain proper alignment.
• Hand-tighten screws and nuts to a snug fit, then verify the antenna switch operation before finalizing.
• Avoid overtightening to protect the threads and preserve long-term reliability.