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That is advanced looking!
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Especially for <checks calendar>....1985...looks like a GTA dash haha
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HA! I guess I should have said "for it's day".
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The best car speakers I had in the early to mid 80's were in a self contained metal box/cabinet.
About 6" high , 3" wide , 3" deep. Very Heavy little rascals for their size. Cannot remember their name brand. I had Pioneer Jensen and Sparkomatic speakers but the little boxes sounded the best of those. They came with C-shaped hanger brackets to mount about anywhere. When I replaced the Sparkys with Jensen Triax I put the Sparkomatic grilles on them to lower their value. Miracle I never got ripped off with all the advertising (loud music) I was putting out. |
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