Should be very possible, I did it on my four door dart. The thing was, I used a universal sorts and have an aftermarket radio, I'm assuming that you probably fit those same guidelines. Anyway, my biggest problem was the hole for the original antenna, and considering our vehickles have about the same front you'll probably have the same problem. The universal's are made for newer vehickle with small antenna holes, so you have a couple of choices.
1) get mor robbuer and some washers to cover the hole and make it a smaller opening
2) weld the orignal hole out of existance and drill in a correct size hole for good fit
3) Here's the one I chose because I wanted to clean up the front, I drilled in the back of my car and stuck the power antenna in the back and plan on welding the original hole out of exist as soon as I can a new passenger's side fender(which remembers, anyone have a very good shape fender?). The biggerest problem with this is I have to make a little drainage hole somewhere, have figured that one out yet. Other than that, the setup looks really good and cleans up the front, and the drainage want I get to it shouldn't be a problem
If you choose to stay as close to stock as possible and keep it in the fender, than I must warn you of a few problem(keep in mind, all this info is assuming you use and aftermarket power antenna). Space is very tight because if you car is like mine the only access is through the door, or taking the fender off which renders it impossible to make a bracket, and also that most likely will have to make a bigger plastic gasket.
If you choose to use the junkyar then the biggest hurdle I can think of other than size difference is the coaxial wire. Since I had my cd player hooked up to my old antenna I must assume that their is an easy way to alleviate this problem(possibly, all coaxial wires are the same? I must admit, that is something I don't quite no). I believe that all you should need is a coaxial wire extension, but, as I said, I used a replacement antenna that easily connected to my radio, so I am unsure.
The wiring part of putting in the antenna is easy, all you need to do is find a ground and hooked the red wire to your battery and, if it's like my power antenna, stick the second wire(my second wire was blue) on a switch that connect to your red wire. Your can also hook the wire into the radio to make it go up when you turn your radio on, but unless you can work with small circuit boards than that may be very hard for you to do, I chose to skip it, I like the power of a switch anyway
.You may no most of this, but I tried to be as helpful as I could, sorry if anything said is wrong, I believe it correct, at least for my installation
Antenna specs(mine)
Location: Schucks
Price: about $65
very adjustable
do to the length of this I will say it right out, sorry for spelling errors.
. Anyway, good luck, it's pretty nifty once you get it done. If you find one that goes up when the radio turns on then keep in mind that will likely mean sautering in the radio. I've heard that Car-toys and such places should also have the coaxial cable.