Antenna delete hole plug for Saab 9-3 convertible

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This is a simple plug I designed to fill the rounded-square hole left after removing the antenna from my 2006 Saab 9-3 Aero convertible. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. This should be considered experimental, and I am not responsible for any potential damage caused to your vehicle. Though intended to fill the hole for the AM/FM radio antenna found on the right side of the tonneau cover, the shark-fin antenna found at the center of the trunk also employs a hole of the same size, and I'd imagine it would work there as well. I believe all new-generation 9-3 convertibles (2004–2014) should be the same here. Certainly the pre-facelift years will be (2004–2007). I can't speak to the old-gen 9-3s or to other models, though there's a pretty good chance that others have the same size hole. If printed with TPU, this should theoretically hold up well in the weather and not leak. But as stated above, please consider this to be experimental. I waive all responsibility should you choose to use it on your vehicle.