49 50 Plymouth Speaker Grill 1949 1950 Rat Rod # 2 on 2040-parts.com
Kingston, Washington, United States
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Here is a speaker grille for a 1949 - 50 Plymouth. It has some pitting. It is not real bad but in a few spots it has heavy pitting. I think it will look fair in a driver. It has the speaker cloth wire that goes behind .
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