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Looking for power and speaker connectors

Unit works great but I cannot install it in a new auto. I traded away the connectors when I traded-in the vehicle, foolishly thinking these would be easy to find. TIA.

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Actually any good electronics parts store will have parts to make connectors. I even made a wiring harness one time for a friend's amplifier system. Connectors are not a proble unless they were the decorative type, those are hard to find.

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