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Door Speakers - Kenwood - 60 Watt - PAIR - Repro ~ 1969 - 1973 Mercury Cougar / 1969 - 1973 Ford Mustang

Item #: 26006

Cost: 11040

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Reproduction 60 Watt Kenwood Door Speakers for the 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972 and 1973 Mercury Cougar

1969 Mercury Cougar
1970 Mercury Cougar
1971 Mercury Cougar
1972 Mercury Cougar
1973 Mercury Cougar
1969 Ford Mustang
1970 Ford Mustang
1971 Ford Mustang
1972 Ford Mustang
1973 Ford Mustang

MSRP:$149.95

Price: $138.00

You Save: $11.95 (8.0%)

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1969 Mercury Cougar, 1970 Mercury Cougar, 1971 Mercury Cougar, 1972 Mercury Cougar, 1973 Mercury Cougar, 1969 Ford Mustang, 1970 Ford Mustang, 1971 Ford Mustang, 1972 Ford Mustang, 1973 Ford Mustang

Description

Due to the small amount of clearance between the back of your speaker and the door glass when lowered, these and their 30 watt little brother are the only speakers on the market that will replace your worn out originals and fit like OEM without modifications. Features Kenwood 60 watt peak power speakers, nice upgrade over the low wattage originals. Sold as a pair.

These pictures show what every 69-70 door panel looks like on the backside. They are all perforated from from the factory to accept speakers.

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Bob P.

Door Speakers-Kenwood-60 Watt-Repro-69 to 73 Merc Cougar

These are really nice speakers. They fit well within the door and clear the window regulators nicely. The sound is excellent and they're priced right for a quality speaker like Kenwood.

Reviewed in on 11/10/2021

Peter

Speakers

cant comment because i didnt get any in the box ?

Reviewed NewZealand in on 7/29/2019

Jeff

Don't expect these to fit like OEM

This is a pair of Kenwood speakers with the frame trimmed and mounted to a plastic bracket that emulates the mounting of the factory speakers. The Kenwood speaker frames are not trimmed down enough to fit into the factory opening and you will have to further trim the metal to get it into the door. The bolts holding the speakers to the bracket will have to be tightend to secure the speaker to the bracket. Then the mounting holes in the bracket will need to be drilled out as they do not align with the factory holes.

Reviewed in on 12/13/2016

Neal

Door Speakers - Kenwood - 60 Watt - Repro

I had to trim the factory opening in the door a little to get the speakers to sit flush with the door. But they sound fantastic and you can not see any thing deferent from the interior of my COugar. Over all I would buy another set if I find a need.

Reviewed in on 7/31/2014

mercuryman

kenwood repro speakers

These are ok , i have to cut little bit to fit them .

Sound ok to put an ambiance in the front , surely a lot better than the originals one but far to the sound of a pair of 6.5 in. ( the windows wont open correctly with a pair of big speakers )

Construction and material of speakers is correct quality .

Reviewed montreal quebec canada in on 7/23/2013

Product Questions

Number of questions: 1

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What is necessary to protect the backside of these door mounted speakers from the outside elements? Is there supposed to be some kind of plastic shield behind the speaker that protects the cone? I saw your YouTube video on installing 5 1/4" kick panel speakers on a 67/68 Cougar that references the plastic case the speaker sits in to protect it. Thank you, Dana 1970 XR7 Coupe.

Dana W. 1970 XR-7 February 8, 2023 10:26 AM

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There is a divot in the door for the speaker on the 69-70 Cougars.

WCCC Admin February 9, 2023 4:27 AM

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There is a divot in the door for the speaker on the 69-70 Cougars.

I'm not sure what you mean by "divot"; I know there's a recess in the door for the Courtesy Light". There's also a hole in the door for a speaker.

My question: Is there supposed to be a "shield" that protects the backside of the speaker from rainwater running down the inside of the door? Thanks

Dana W. 1970 XR-7 March 10, 2023 2:56 PM

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I'm not sure what you mean by "divot"; I know there's a recess in the door for the Courtesy Light". There's also a hole in the door for a speaker. My question: Is there supposed to be a "shield" that protects the backside of the speaker from rainwater running down the inside of the door?

Sorry about the mis-information, I had it in my mind the indent in the door was for the speaker not the courtesy lights.

We do sell a vapor barrier to replace the factory barrier for the doors of the 69-70, but if you look at this pic you can see the residue from the original vapor barrier and it went around the speaker:

https://cdn.cougparts.com/dc/23604/1503082547_u.jpg

There was nothing behind the speaker. If you have a good beltline kit, very little water should get down into the door.

WCCC Admin March 10, 2023 8:53 PM

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