Are you actually looking for a car with a windshield antenna, or just a car that does not have the front RH fender mounted antenna? There were three main locations for the antenna during production. In chronological order:
1. Cars up to VIN 2710 had the windshield antenna
2. Due to radio reception/quality issues the antenna moved moved to the RH front fender for better reception.
3. For aesthetic reasons, the antenna was moved to the LH rear quarter panel hidden next to the evap/emissions canister inside the pontoon. This seems to be the most popular version today since it is power retracting and does not spoil the look of the car when not in use. People add the rear power antenna to cars that originally had the windshield antenna for better reception and on cars that originally had the fender mounted antennas to improve the look of the car.
Most of the early cars in the VIN range with windshield antennas had black interiors. Grey interior was not available as an option until later in the VIN range (with exception of some 600 series VIN test cars). From the VIN list linked
here it looks like the first production grey interior car with auto transmission was VIN 2436. If you scroll through the between 2436 and 2710 (where the windshield antenna production ended) nearly all of them are black interior cars. The listing is not 100% complete, but looks like there could be less than a dozen cars built with the windshield antenna, grey interior, and auto transmission.
If you're seeking this exact combination you are probably better off buying a later production car where grey interior/automatic cars were common and with the antenna in the rear quarter panel location. At that point you could buy one of the new reproduction antenna windshields
http://store.delorean.com/p-9751-win...-wantenna.aspx and have it installed to replace the standard windshield.
If you're interested in more of the rolling production changes there is some good info here:
http://www.dmctoday.com/showthread.p...uction-Changes