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how to mount rear speakers in wagon? (6x9' in rear hatch) 200 1987

posted by  janglim on  Sat Jan 4 19:52 CST 2003
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I think this is the way to go. I didn't want to lose the rear wiper just yet so I put one 6x9 on the driver's side of the tailgate panel and another 6x9, turned at an angle, in the hinged section of the side panel on the pass. side just inside the tailgate. Both are mounted in easily replaceable parts if I should decide it was a mistake.
Needless to say, with one facing forward, and one to the side, the stereo imaging isn't going to win any awards, but to me it was a great big improvement over the 4" in the doors and at the rear seatback.
Joe






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