Mopar Stereo 3 Speaker Dash Wireing Harness/ 5 Speaker on 2040-parts.com
Sparta, New Jersey, United States
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This is the harness including the crossover for 3 dash speakers stereo. excellent shape, all plug connectors are there. It connects the radio to the crossover and all three speakers. The dual rear speaker option requires an harness that plugs into a fader switch which plugs into this
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