I had a stubby on mine but it didn't look right, so I cut the mast off of the stocker just where the windings start, I then glued on a small rubber cap and it looks much better. I haven't noticed any loss of reception.

 

I have seen another site that offers an assortment of lengths and available in other finishes. I'm opting for something different than what our Hero @ SoCalHHRs.com has to offer.

 

If you guys find another option - just shoot me a picture and I will get them to sell on our site. I have access to hundreds of different styles of antenna's.

Our "Stubby' is THE shortest antenna available - that's why I chose it.
I'm certain not every HHR owner will want the Stubby, and could use your help in learning what other HHR' owner's want in this area.

We can get just about anything you can imagine...

 

I'm secure in my manhood so I don't mind having the shortest antenna on the market.

 

Are you going to keep the site your secret?

 

I'll get that info for you later this evening there Mike!

 

I just checked my HHR brochure, and mysteriously there IS NO antenna on any of the pictures. That is both misleading and false advertising.

I HATE mine. At first I thought it looked kind of retro, but it is in the way when it comes to washing the car. I immediately replaced it with a stubby. I don't know how, but the base broke when I tightened the antenna (I did not use that much force, so it is a flimsey designed base). I showed it to my dealer and he replaced it for free (blamed it on the icey cold weather). Now, I was extra careful this time when I put my stubby back on, and believe it or not, a few days later I noticed the base was cracked again. Don't know if I banged it with my brush when washing the car. This time, I put a light coat of epoxy on it and painted it black, so now it is more durable (hopefully).

But, the roof is a lousy place to put a big mast antenna. I agree that it should be in the window like many other Chevys. If they then wanted the look, they should sell a roof antenna that has a magnet base

 

now.... THAT is old school....

 

roof mount is retro! many cars and trucks had them on the roof in the fortys. chevy put it there because it is retro.

 

I've got no problem with the location of the antenna either. It's not where I would have put it but it's OK.