Larsen HP34 Car Antenna Plastic Hole Plug – 5 Piece

It did so no returns so it only cost me $1.68 but they don't fit BMW Z3 it was about $15 for the correct "delete plug."That's why I didn't give it 5 stars.

Have a truck that had an antenna in the roof at one time and the old plug wore out and was leaking water in the cab, actually filling the dome light with water when it rained. found these and they snapped in perfectly. Very flexible. I'm sure the sun and heat will dry out these in a few years but that's just what happens. So have extra now in the glove box.

These are not the same as a Motorola antenna hole plug and will not work well for that purpose. These are plastic and are like the plugs used to plug the holes when spraying undercoating inside auto body panels.

Pros: It fit the holeCons: They don't really have a good way of securing themselves in the hole. A bottom lip that could secure on the inside would add a much needed flange to either put glue on or work by itself. As they are, you will need to attach some glue and there is not much surface area to do that on.

Exact fit for the antenna holes in my crown vic poloce interceptor!

Unless you got up on the car, you wouldn't noticed the antenna whole plug as it sits almost flush with the roof of the vehicle (an HHR in my case). The plug dips a bit into the whole and seals very well.

I have an 07 Crown Vic that the police just caulked the holes. Nothing else. Put these in instead and no issues what so ever. Get them now.

If you have an ex-cop car or taxi with holes in the roof or trunk (from previously mounted antennas), these are your savior! My buddy had 5 holes in his P71 Police Interceptor roof, and these plugged up all the holes in less than 1 minute! They look flush, and don't leak when it rains or go through a car wash. Will buy more when needed, they work great!