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I did this last night. I used a standard razor blade paint scraper and worked the edges of the outside portion of the antenna. Once I had done that on all four sides, I applied some leverage using the antenna itself and worked the blade further underneath until it released. Very simple. Then did the same from the inside, but it was even easier because I could see where the glue was, and I used the wire as my leverage point. Now, what to do with the wire - I think I'll cut it and tuck it under the dashboard, then go fishing for it later - shouldn't be a problem. Alas - no more antenna (on the windshield since I have a cab). Great deletion.
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