G Body Speaker Door Panels

Want more sound without cutting or drilling on your classic vehicle.

G body speaker door panels.

G00 ain d09 ssldp 78 88 single speaker lower door panels. Today bryan hale the koalamaster74 put in some work on the door panel inserts for the g body buick. Uses one 5 1 4 speaker per panel. 78 88 lower door panels.

Uses 2 5 1 4 speakers per panel can use 6 1 2 speakers with a slight modification a great addition to any g body car for the music lover who wants a factory appearing installation. 1 pair lower front door panel pods add on into the original door panels is designed to hold modern day speakers enhance interior apperance and use 5 1 4 to 6 1 2 speakers holes pattern on the panels for you to cut them some sheet metal cutting may be required depending on speaker choise. All door and quarter panels are made from 032 inch aluminum. So i have decided to try making my own diy door panels for the bui.

Gb0 ain f09 16defk 81 86 buick regal door panel escutcheon trim kit driver and passenger sides wood grain 170 00 125 00. 1978 1988 2 door g body lh rh single speaker lower door panel set designed to hold modern day speakers lower trim panel and hardware included but not pictured. They are set up with no cut outs for vehicles with manual locks. 78 88 monte carlo parts door panels dixie restoration depot.

Prices below are per set of panels. These panels are designed to be installed with screws and finishing washers which are included with each order. Complete with power lock holes and remote mirror hole pattern on back side of door panel for customer modification. Depending on your needs the panels are available to accept one or two 5 1 4 speakers per door.

Sold per pair speakers are not included. Some sheet metal cutting required depending on speaker choice. Gcm ain pui 3udp 81 85 monte carlo ss complete upper door panel combo. Installing a racy g body interior fit for pro touring.

The abs plastic panels are shipped in black only and feature the correct shape for a perfect fit as well as a grained pattern to match the original equipment appearance.