hmm what we got here? some stuff! the front doors have kicker KS midbass the rear doors have seismic quake 6's trunk has 2 hollywood 12's amps are alpine 600 4 channel and pioneer "760" 2 channel till i get a better amp deck is a pretty nice panasonic.. wireing is a KNU KLM 4 AWG kit and KNU 16 AWG speaker wire for the doors still got to order some KNU 4 channel RCA's















started sealing the trunk off from the cabin.. there in 2 peices cause its easyer to get in.. ill be useing a can of spray foam and probly 2 - 3 rolls of ducktape to make sure its 100% sealed off from the trunk.. heres where i got sofar



heres the side panels cut and in.. still got to get some ducktape / spray foam and make the top / bottom panels also









pics kinda suck where taken with my phone
... also snce the pics i traded the KLM 4 for KLM 1/0 just havent ran it yet

 

desided not to build a top or bottom panel i just spray foamed it in.. ran out of spray foam got to get anouther can and finish it.. tried it as it is now and seems like a big gain

 

done till i trim it up a bit..

 

Im Speech-less

 

dude... I did a better looking job on my first attempt with wood..

first


halfway done


finished

 

those wrinkles in the leather got fixed.. the glue first used sucked

 

A little hint. I see that you don't have access to a router. So, to make those edges and general layout a little cleaner (good first stab BTW), swing by my shop next time and buy a yard of thin foam backing. You can adhere the vinyl to it and the foam to the box and it will cover any imperfections and make the overall job look really professional.

I have also seen some DIYers just cover over carpet with the vinyl with suprisingly good results also.

 

didn't have a router had a jig. It was perfect actually the leather started coming up from the heat as the glue failed.. the only thing that was a little bad was around the circle for the sub the beauty panel was 1/8" and it started to splinter the circle was fine there were just grooves from where the splinters popped up.. not a good idea to use wood THAT cheap... I had carpet to use as padding to make it really nice but I don't keep things long enough and didn't care THAT much so i didn't use it.. It came out VERY nice for my first shot with wood. all the tools used were a circular saw, pencil, ruler, jig saw, wood glue, spray foam for small gaps, and a jimmy rigged protractor for 18"

 

the foam is trimed ow ad painted.. that was befor it got trimed....