Porsche 356 Blaupunkt Radio Speaker Plug -- For 2 Speakers 356a 356b 356c on 2040-parts.com
Alamo, California, United States
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The Porsche 356 uses two speakers for the radio. This Blaupunkt speaker plug is needed to connect the speaker wires from the two speakers into the single speaker connection to the radio. This plug is complete with all 4 screws. It is ready for use. E-Mail with questions. Shipping extra. Good Luck!
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