Replacement AM/FM Radio Antennas For a 2016 Thor Challenger 37LX Class A RV Motorhome

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2016 Thor Challenger 37LX. The radio antenna on top of the front cap got snapped off about 2” above the cap. It can be unscrewed, so there should be a replacement available somewhere. Will you please help me find that part? If you need, I will send a photo. Thank you for your time.

asked by: Steven B

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Here is a list of the Jensen radio antennas we currently carry. You can compare these with the one on the roof of your 2016 Thor Challenger 37LX to determine if we have an exact replacement or if you will need to remove the antenna from your roof to install a new antenna. Most all radio antennas will use the same style connector going into the stereo if you replace the antenna cable as well.

Jensen Antenna - Top or Side Mount - Rubber Mast # 44US01R
Jensen Antenna - Rooftop or Side Mount # AN519
Jensen Antenna - Top or Side Mount - Rubber Mast - 6" # JAN139
Jensen RV Antenna - Top or Side Mount - Rubber Mast - 14" Tall # 1181039
Jensen Marine Antenna - Top or Side Mount - 14" Tall # 1181067

If you are still unsure please reply back with the photo and I can help you determine which antenna can be used.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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