Only thing I didn't build was the sub box, the rest was all done in two nights after work.

I'll add some night pics to show off the neon.

http://public.fotki.com/1max2nv/1max2nv/audio-1/trunk/

 

looking sweet and clean as usual Tony

 

wow! how much did that run ya?

 

NICE

 

The wood was about $10 from homedepot. The plexiglass was from homedepot too but I don't remember how much it was. I want to say around $15. The carpet was around $40 for a huge roll.

 

Looks nice

 

how's the box mounted?

 

thats a Halon correct? I still need to get me one of those

 

damm i love those jl amps

 

Looks great.

 

Looks nice and clean

 

Behind the rear seat there is a huge piece of sheet metal. The box is mounted to that via wood screws.

 

Yes..it's Halon extinguisher. No messy fake me out APC dry chemical one for me.

 

that looks real good...where did you buy the carpet

 

A mail order place call selective products. They sell car audio installation goodies. ie. tools, materials, hardware.

 

Looks really clean Tony.

What kind of wood did you use for the floor of the trunk and how think would you say it is?

 

I got the wood from home depot. I believe it's birch plywood. Someone mentioned birch plywood was the lightest of the plywood. I don't remember the exact thickness. It's around 3/4". The false floor weights alittle less than 20lbs.

 

very nice work Tony.... and dont even tell me you had that grille for the sub sent out and polished. haha j/k... keep up the good work!

what are you doing about the rear bumper, did you ever install that Skyline one or are you gonna go back with the Stillen?

Ant

 

thanx! im doing some custom work and wanted to know how u secured the sucker in, thanx again

 

I have the stock bumper back on right now and I'm plan on throwing the two pieces ionic rear valance on. I might eventually buy the urathane version of the skyline bumper though but I'm not sure yet.

 

Good job. Looks very nice.