Antenna Delete Cover

The aftermarket is full of stick-antennas, sharkfins and low-tech covers, but a simple blockoff cover for the roof antenna was not available. This presented a problem for car enthusiasts who wanted a clean and sleek look for their car, without having to remove the antenna outright and welding the hole.

Even though FM radio is becoming obsolete, most cars still have an external antenna, which is not aesthetically pleasing. Many new cars handle GPS via a seperate antenna, and digital radio receivers are mostly on the windshield.

After waiting for the market to supply a blockoff for 5 years, I decided to take matters into my own hands and developed the Antenna Delete Cover (ADC) - a small-footprint solution that achieves a clean and sleek look at a reasonable cost.

So what is it?

The Antenna Delete Cover (ADC) offers a sleek and low-profile solution for those looking to achieve a clean and streamlined roofline.

Made from durable, milled aluminum, the ADC measures a mere 3x4cm and is only 2mm thick, making it the lightest option available. Its curved edges add to its elegant design, while its anodized surface offers protection and a good base for painting.

Installation is easy, requiring only the OEM mounting nut from early model BRZ/86/FR-S, and the visual result is a much more pleasing and uninterrupted roofline. From a distance, the cover is barely noticeable, blending seamlessly into the roof's design features.

With an overall weight of a few grams unpainted, it's safe to say that this is the lightest solution out there.

(Cover should be painted to match the car in question. Due to the small size, good results have been achieved even with commercially available spray cans)

The cover fits almost any car with the appropriately sized standard roof cutout. Other versions are available upon request and can be adapted to other vehicles on request.

It fits all models GT86/BRZ/86/FR-S, certain models of Yaris and various others.

Below a tiny gallery of installed covers.