1985-86 Honda Goldwing Chrome Speaker Covers on 2040-parts.com
Bessemer City, North Carolina, US
These are a set of left and right speaker covers for a 1985-86 Honda Goldwing. The outer frames of the speaker covers are hard to find and these could be rechromed to make a show piece out of these covers.
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