1984 To 1995 Jaguar Xjs Stock Goodmans Speakers Dac 11072 *read Description* on 2040-parts.com
San Francisco, California, US
A set of stock Goodmans Speakers (Model DAC 11072) pulled from the doors of my 1995 XJS convertible. I upgraded the speakers and no longer need these.
PLEASE NOTE THAT ONE OF THE SPEAKERS DOES NOT APPEAR TO WORK. The speaker has been marked as 'bad' in marker on the metal rim. I am including it in the auction in case the buyer wants to try and see what is wrong with it. There is no obvious damage to the speaker.
If the buyer only wants the 1 working speaker, please contact me and I will recalculate the shipping cost.
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