4x10 Classic Car Speaker Aw-641sp Older Gm Vehicles on 2040-parts.com
Lakeside, Arizona, United States
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I found another and might I add final case of these new old stock 4x10 speakers. When their gone their gone for good. No more and no place to get them. If you have an old GM vehicle or classic car that you want a speaker for, here it is. This is for one speaker. I have another listing for a pair, if you need 2. I did not think that I had any left but while digging around in the store today, found one more case that has been there for who knows how long. These are one of the only ones that will fit in the original location. Most of the after market ones or too big or magnet too big. These usually fit every time. If you have any questions, please ask before purchasing. Thanks for looking.
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