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I recently bought a 1970 521 and cannot find the factory speaker location. It had the factory radio in it (it wasn't hooked up) so I figured there would be a speaker somewhere. If anyone has any insight on this please share. Also How do the door panels come off of this thing? I tried briefly last night to remove one and I started to mess it up. They are definitely not like my HB. I want to see if by chance I can mount speakers in the door, but I don't wanna start drilling not knowing what is behind there.

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The factory speaker location was a plastic box mounted to the firewall next to the heater, under the package tray.

 

The door panels are held on be metal clips, you need a long flat blade to pop them out of the doors without tearing the panels (which are basically thin pressboard).

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dido for all. i've seen the original hitachi plastic speaker box mounted on the driver kick panel but usually is on the firewall on the package tray. lots of people chop up the door panels and doors. i dont recommend that. here's an original pic. behind the seat would bo nice but space is very limited.

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KC dont cut the original door panels, like Tdaaj said it's too hard to find good door panels these days. Maybe you could make some custom kick panels that are deep enough to put a speaker inside. Heres a pic [nasty] of my 320 [2nd day after i got it] & it had a speaker mounted to a plastic holder on th ekick panel..

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