Does anyone know how the hell you do this?

I bought one from ebay that was moulded to take proper sized rear
speakers, thinking it would be an easy swap.

Only I can't get the old one out.

Any ideas?

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No good looking at me.....

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On 5 Maj, 13:59, st... (AT) italiancar (DOT) co.uk (SteveH) wrote:
Evening gents.
Dont know how to remove the whole shelf, but had my own trouble
putting new speakers in mine.
The original speakers are 5 1/4', but in my case they were just
resting on/in some sort of foam??
The holes for the speakers is btw. square, and hey, new speaker-units
are round. Gotta love those italians.

Sincerely
Jose (proud owner of Alfa 75, 2,0 TS, with 52.000 km. on the clock)

Jose wrote:
Get out and drive the thing then

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