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THESE FOUR SPEAKERS WERE IN A BUCKET I GOT FOR A DOLLAR AT THE AUCTION. DON'T KNOW HOW MANY OF THESE WE PULLED OFF THE POST FORGETTING TO REPLACE THEM. THERE IS ONE MATCHED PAIR AND TWO OTHERS. NO IDEA AS TO AGE. PLAN ON HOOKING THEM UP TO A RADIO TO SEE IF THEY WORK. PROBABLY FROM THE 60'S-70'S
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Sweet pickin!
I've never seen the cream colored ones with the red buttons before, but those gray ones are familiar.
Geez, and I paid $10 for just one! LOL
What a great find ! Love them . And the static of watching a Movie at drive inn and hope your speaker stayed working :-) Great find