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Hey guys,

do anyone know where is Car Stereo City located now? it was previously located in Osborne Park. Now is has moved.

I need to know the current location.

In Perth.

Cheers.

If u spent a couple of mins doing a google search or thru the white pages, u would've got ur answer right away instead of wasting postage space here n waiting for an answer. There's one in Balcatta & Vic Pk. Also plenty of other good stereo stores around, Audioart, Westside, Alberts...... do a SEARCH!!

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If u spent a couple of mins doing a google search or thru the white pages, u would've got ur answer right away instead of wasting postage space here n waiting for an answer. There's one in Balcatta & Vic Pk. Also plenty of other good stereo stores around, Audioart, Westside, Alberts...... do a SEARCH!!

There's reasons why I want just want Car Stereo City's location.

and you sure there's "Car Stereo City" in VIc Park?

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