Strange rear speaker mounting, aftermarket speakers less likely to fit, any advice?

Well right now all my headlights are junkyard salvage, 'cause I've been too broke to buy new ones, but they work pretty good, even though none of htem are the same brand, I think I actually have a Sylvania in there somewhere, high style there, junkyard fresh.

Anyway, back on the note of the stereo, I really think those Retrosound's would fit, but, I dunno if it's worth it, though I'm not terribly picky, I just know garbage from gold, Retrosound is the only brand besides Boss audio that has speakers with those mounting tabs, and I'd only use Boss Audio equipment for target practice, not listening.

I'll look into that sight though, I know the wiring of my headlights is a tad aged.

Anyway, what do you mean by a red green designed speaker system?

 

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