NCG FO3ANTNCG 3/4" Vehicle Specific Mount Ford F-150, Superduty F-250,350,450,550

I love this mount. There is another mount on Amazon for an F150 that goes up by the windshield. It had great reviews, but a couple said it was a little flimsy and flexed a bit in the wind. You DO NOT have to worry about this mount flexing. It is made of thick stainless plate. It has a very thick clear sticker on the bottom to protect the aluminum body on the truck from galvanic corrosion, since the stainless bracket is a dissimilar metal to aluminum. That was an excellent addition, and showed me the manufacturer took the extra step to make sure this mount was right.This bracket only works with an NMO antenna and coax. I had, at first, purchased a marine antenna to use with this, but the end nearly touched the fender, and left no room to attach the coax. I liked the mount so good, I got a different (NMO) antenna, and it worked out great.I’ll be honest, I thought I might could make one of these myself. Let me tell you, there is absolutely no way. The bends on this bracket match the bends on the inside of the fender perfectly. It is made for the driver’s side only, because the bend in the fender rises as it approaches the windshield. They got the slope dead-on!!It fits in the gap between fender and hood great as well. I did wrap the middle of the bracket with electrical tape, to protect the paint in the gap, in case the bracket loosens a bit from road vibrations. The electrical tape probably won’t do much, but it made me feel better. I really don’t think I’ll have a problem either way though.A star washer is included to assist in grounding. The plate is thick, and my NMO coax end had trouble getting in there, until I loosened the brass on the end of my connector. Popped in perfectly and holds my antenna very securely.If you are looking for a fender mount NMO antenna bracket for a 2015-20xx F-150, this is the one you want.

This is very well made and fits on the middle hole (as seen in the picture) and also the closer hole to the firewall. Well Done.Please note that if you are going to use this with a NMO mount antenna that the center hole is a bit too small and needs to be reamed out IF you are going to install the NMO from below instead of from above.

This is THE option for anyone looking to install a mobile radio in their truck without drilling a hole in the body. It has the proper coating on the bottom to prevent galvanic corrosion, and the material is thick enough to support most ½ wave length antennas. I wrapped the body of it in electric tape to prevent scratching the hood paint. Fits NMO type bases perfectly. Works perfectly for any Fire/EMS/Law Enforcement upfit

I have a 2019 Ford F-150 and I was trying to find the best way to mound a Ham radio antenna. I was worried this would be flimsy and not hold up at interstate speeds. After installing, I can say it works great. I installed a 40" Diamond antenna and took it for a test drive. I got up to 90mph and the antenna flexed a bit but the mount remained sturdy.

Easy to install, stable, and even protected from the problem with grounding on aluminum. I have a small little antenna on this, but i think it would even handle a firestick as highway speeds.This was placed on a 2018 Ford SuperDuty F-350

The bracket is very nice and solidly built but I had it for a while and went to mount it on my pickup and it won’t work so I wanted to send it back but they won’t take it back, they say that my return time period had past, bummer for me

The antenna adapter is very sturdy, the only reason I gave it 2 stars was that it did not work on my 2017 F350 SD unless I was will to adjust my hood. I sent it back.

The cost is too much over a generic mount. Not level. Look at generic mounts, takes little to make them work.