Vintage Becker Blaupunkt Radio Speaker Plug Cable Mercedes Bmw Porsche Ferrari on 2040-parts.com
Lake Zurich, Illinois, US
Original Speaker Plug / Cable for vintage Becker or Blaupunkt Radios.
For radios typically in Mercedes, Porsche, BMW, VW, Ferrari, Dino, Maserati and other European cars.
These are for radios from the late1960's through the 1980's.The length of the cable is approx. 5 inches and easily extendable to any speaker location.
Pictures of radios are for reference only.
The $7.00 for one cable.
Shipping within the US via First Class Mail $2.50. International various by location.
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