[Steve Moskowitz]

Anyone know a source for front radio speakers for a Delta 88 Royale? Thanks

[junkyardjeff]

A 74 88 came in the shop for speakers and I think Kenwood 3 1/2 speakers were put in,they were a tight fit but the covers went on and I can get the part number if needed. Back speakers were also installed and I think they were 6X9s and needed some slight trimming to fit in a convertible. I dont think any original type speakers are being made any more so you will have to find modern speakers.

[OldsDoug]

Hey Steve, what size are they, do you know? There are some old GM speakers showing up on evilbay... I just bought a pair for the '92 Park Avenue. You might also try Crutchfield.

[buzzflood]

Originally Posted by Steve Moskowitz

Anyone know a source for front radio speakers for a Delta 88 Royale? Thanks

Hi Steve,
I have two 76 Cadillac Seville dashboard speakers listed on ebay (Item number 220496306933 ). The part number of each is 9347606. I don't know if they are what you need for the 88. The URL of the listing is:

1976 Cadillac Seville dashboard speakers 76 77 78 79 GM:eBay Motors (item 220496306933 end time Nov-15-09 22:59:52 PST)

[JeffreyAlman]

hi Steve

I bought mine at Crutchfield

Looking at my old order for the 75 88, I did

1089613I Infinity Reference 9613i 6"x9" 3-way Speakers for $60 per pair for the rear, and 20607DS400 Kicker 07DS400 4" 2-way Car Speakers $50 per pair for the front

[rocketraider]

Steve, if you want original type, unless you can find NOS ones reconing may be your only option.

Though I'm inclined to agree with Jeff. New modern 8 ohm speakers will brighten up that old Delco radio a lot and shouldn't really bother its output transistors like the older ones. 3-1/2" have gotten a bit hard to find though. Crutchfield still lists a few brands.

[Steve Moskowitz]

Thanks everyone. I will put modern speakers in the car since no one will know anyway! It is the car I use to tour a lot and better sound will help. There are a lot of 3 1/2 inch speakers on the net, I just wanted to find the easiest to install. I am still not happy about taking the dash apart to replace the heater core. I HATE working on dashes!