Used Jeep Parcel Shelf Speakerss

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About Parcel Shelf Speakerss

Most vehicle audio systems have speakers that are located at the front of the car. These are likely to be located either in the side door panels or on the dashboard. Some more modern vehicles also have rear speakers that tend to be sited either in the rear side or the door panels or on the rear shelf, also known as the parcel shelf.

For anyone with a vehicle that only has front speakers and who wishes to install a rear set, Jeepparcel shelf speakers may be the cheapest option, as well as the easiest and least expensive to install. The main benefit of Jeep parcel shelf speakers is that the parcel shelf of most vehicles is far easier to work with than a car’s internal door or panel. There is also a natural void beneath a vehicle’s parcel shelf, allowing a certain degree of latitude when it comes to the size and shape of the speakers.

Potential issues with installing a set of Jeepparcel shelf speakers are the strength of the parcel shelf itself. In some vehicle models the parcel shelf and its fittings are relatively flimsy and a stronger shelf may need to be purchased to bear the weight of the speakers.  Another issue is devising a route for the wiring that will need to run from the front of the vehicle through to the parcel shelf speakers.

If these two problems can be overcome, Jeepparcel shelf speakers can be a useful addition to a vehicle’s audio system.

Jeep trivia

• Jeep has had eight different owners to date. The current owners of the iconic brand are Fiat-Chrysler, but the name has been owned by recognisable names like Renault and AMC.
• The original Jeep was designed in only two days! The prototype took 75 days to be built and then delivered to the US army that had commissioned the vehicle.
• Nobody knows where the name 'Jeep' comes from or why it was used. One theory is that it's a play on the phrase General Purpose Vehicle (GP), while others maintain that Jeeps are named after a character in the Popeye cartoon, Eugene the Jeep.
• Jeeps have a distinctive flat slotted grill, but it's actually Ford that designed this part. Originally, the grill consisted of 13 slots, but by 1945 the number had dropped to seven.
• Jeeps have been seen a lot on the small screen, with perhaps the most recognisable being their use in the award-winning TV show Breaking Bad. Both Hank Schrader and Skyler White drove a Jeep, although it was Schrader's 2006 Jeep Commander (XK) that looked the best.