Infinity 6" Mr 3186 Front Door Car Speakers on 2040-parts.com
Mannington, West Virginia, United States
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Up For Sale Is A Pair Of Infinity 6" Front Door Speakers! Stock Equipment From A Chrysler Sebring and some Mitubishi's! Sound Good and Look Good! Theses Are Being Sold As Used Speakers Only With No Expressed Warranty! "Happy Bidding"! THANKS For Looking!
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