Re: 2006 PT Cruiser Convertible Sirius Satellite radio
I purchased the aftermarket Sirius One radio to put in the GT Convertible two years ago. Installed it just below the rearview mirror. The wiring is routed through the windshield frame (an easy install) and the antenna is 3M'ed to the dash just under the base of the windshield. Looks like a radar detector and sounds great! My wife drives the car most times and keeps it on Channel 3 ("LOVE") then I hit the #1 memory button when I get in and listen to Channel 103...give me my Blue Collar Comedy!! 
In my Pacifica, I have a Sirius Sportster 4 which is installed on the A/C louver and direct connected to the factory unit, through the L/R RCA inputs to the A/V system. Antenna is on the rear roof, just ahead of the liftgate. Also sounds great and with the memory settings and auto scan is a killer unit. I don't see why anyone would go with the factory Sirius unit when the aftermarket unite are so flexibile!
Good luck!
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 2005 PT GT Turbo HO Autostick Convert. --- Bauhaus Progressive Rate Lowering Springs 2.0" frt/1.75" rear, Tokico HP Blue Struts/Shocks, Freedom Front Strut Brace, K&N Filter, Crane FireWires, MOPAR Turbo BOV, TOYO PROXES TPT 215/50/17 HP Skins, Sylvania Silverstar Headlamps, IPCW Clear LED Taillights, TYC Back-up Lights, 115db Airhorn, 13" Billet Radio Antenna w/ chrome bezel, Chrome: Fuel Door Cover, Trunk Lid Struts, Door Handle Cups, Door Spears, Hood Portholes, Washer Nozzles, GT logo valve stem caps, Steering Wheel Spoke Trim, NEW! Chrome Upper body trim, 30% window tint side and rear, Sirius One Radio, factory GPS.
Other MOPAR in our family: 2005 Pacifica Limited AWD
Past Mopars:
2003 Cruiser PT GT Turbo 4dr and fifteen others back to (my first and favorite) 1965 Plymouth Satellite 426 Hemi Conv't. 
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