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Alfa Romeo Berlina dashboard querry

I have just bought a 1976 Alfa Romeo Berlina 2000 Auto, it's just been delivered and as i'm giving it a good look over have noticed a speaker box in the centre of the dash, is this normal to some Berlinas or is this a mod carried out some time in it's life. I'ts a very clean example and I intend on keeping it original.
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It's not a standard item. Not even a good place to site a speaker, but as its there prolly best left alone. Shame, as the rest of the dash looks crack free and tidy.
Mines never has a radio or speakers fitted at all. Who needs a radio with that engine to listen to???
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Yah I know right, I'm gutted as this is one of the best crack free examples I've seen in such a long time, then this ridiculous thing right smack in the middle of the dash, your probably right, it's best left alone, what a feckin......... ughhh!"*%"@<?$**
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I could ask my dad if his Berlina had a speaker there, although his was an ex rally car, not a factory rally car, but his old employers team (at the time)
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Thanks 916 I truelly appreciate it.
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It what is called a period modification. Back then cars didn't come with radios standard but lots had radios installed.
From what I remember from that period this installation is nowhere as bad as some I've seen.
Erik - ex car dealer.
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Thanks Eric, I'm just going to leave it there.
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tbh I dont think that "period" speaker looks too bad - what you could do to improve the visual look, is replace the top speaker cover (the one you show above sits up proud a little too much and ruins the smooth look of the dash, imo) with something like the one (original equipment) almost every 60's and 70's mercedes has, which is similar but very flat, so you hardly notice it....as here

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I replied to this thread yet my post isn't here my dads did have it there also.
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Thanks Spidey, 916, I'll explore some options and see which suits it best.
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