do they make a smaller like stub antenna for my 02 MCS. i m not so sure about the foot and a half stock one. if so what company and model do you suggest? any ideas??

 

lots of companys like alta, out motoring, mini mania all have one.

 

Honda S2000 antenna works well and can be bought from a local source (honda dealer). Also has great reception.

 

Or a custom Chubby Stubby?

 

Are you selling those??

 

I'm doing a small run of them now. I have a few dark silver (instead of black)
in the works now. R53s & R56s. I'm looking into doing popular MINI colors including white roof and black. These will be 1/2 dia. and have a polished aluminum tip. Also considering solid polished aluminum. Prices are up in the air still, but hoping to keep around $30.00 shipped.
Did a titanuim one that could be offerd as well?? (not $30.)

 

Colors are ok, but you'll have to do something with the mount itself since that will be black still. Now if there was a total color matched package that would be pretty sweet.

 

Only way around that is if I can paint the stock mount. Mine is already black
so it looks good. Interesting senerio... My stock base just pops off... may be able to offer a color matched base? Person would be without till painted but it is possible... This is on the R53 not too familiar with R56. Have a person in the area I'm working with and get more info!

 

Hmmm... if the base just pops off it might be pretty easy to color match it. Maybe offer a "core exchange" and jst paint them to order.
I've used these folks to get paint for motorcycles. I see they are offering car paint now also. http://www.color-rite.com/
Pretty inexpensive with great results.

 

"Core exchange" I like it, put it in the the consider file

 

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I have a Honda S2000 antenna and I'm pleased with it.

 

I found no negative issues (except maybe losing some of the far-off, staticky stations) from the DIY stubby -- otherwise known as cutting the wire section of the OEM antenna with wire cutters. . . just leave about 1/4" of it and re-attach the rubber top: