Fully fiberglassing teh trunk...IT BEGINS
Fully fiberglassing teh trunk...IT BEGINS
Welp, with the interior overhual almost done (still waiting on some parts), it's time to hit up the trunk. I will be fully fiberglassing the trunk and finishing everything off with a wrap in black suede, accent w/ CCFLs. It's not going to be anything spectacular, just a sweep on both sides, subs in the middle with a lip, and recessed amps.
The pics are kinda raw, what you see is the prep foild wrap for the FG left side. You also see the sub box, and the floor. There are actually three layer to the floor: (1) 3/4" pine to cover the wheel well (2) First layer on the floor w/ spacers (3) Floor to mount sub box and recess amp cutouts. I'd also LIKE to put another cheapo amp and 4 coaxes back there for show...someday.
Enjoy, I'll post a log once I start making some real headway, we'll see how I do with time/energy this week.

The pics are kinda raw, what you see is the prep foild wrap for the FG left side. You also see the sub box, and the floor. There are actually three layer to the floor: (1) 3/4" pine to cover the wheel well (2) First layer on the floor w/ spacers (3) Floor to mount sub box and recess amp cutouts. I'd also LIKE to put another cheapo amp and 4 coaxes back there for show...someday.

Enjoy, I'll post a log once I start making some real headway, we'll see how I do with time/energy this week.

Getting there, sound deader isnt anywere near light. This should be interesting, if only I had as much time on my hands as you did. Im at the point were I dont even feel like working on my car anymore, ill just pay some1to do it, lol. No patience.
Thanks for the kind words, fellas. I will try and get some more pics up tonight. 
I'm a closet masochist whom forgoes things such as sleeping or eating to devote time to my projects. 
There will be NO sanding involved. I have a nifty little trick I learned from a buddy at my old job on how to bypass that step.

This should be interesting, if only I had as much time on my hands as you did.

Gonna be a whole lotta sanding goin on....Thats the part I'm never patient enough for.
Originally Posted by Metal Maxima
There will be NO sanding involved. I have a nifty little trick I learned from a buddy at my old job on how to bypass that step.

Originally Posted by djfrestyl
In for tips. Looks good Dan. When do you want your springs/struts put in?
I know how to do brakes now, so if you want to do a little exchange of services... 
Plenty of tips to come, I'm sure I'll hit a snag here or there, but in all honesty, I think this project should be banged out pretty quickly.
Originally Posted by Metal Maxima
Probably in July/August. Reason being, I am having the rear quarter panel fixed in June/July, then the money from the proceeding month will be had for teh drop. If I dropped it now, the metal would scrap against the rear wheel.
I know how to do brakes now, so if you want to do a little exchange of services... 
Plenty of tips to come, I'm sure I'll hit a snag here or there, but in all honesty, I think this project should be banged out pretty quickly.
I know how to do brakes now, so if you want to do a little exchange of services... 
Plenty of tips to come, I'm sure I'll hit a snag here or there, but in all honesty, I think this project should be banged out pretty quickly.
I agree, trunk should be relatively straightforward. Good luck with it
I was thinking he was going to use one of those grinders with the flappy sanding wheel on it.
Creative I'll let ya know. Waiting on the packages to come in, currently. I'm probably going to end up replacing all 4 lines, calipers, rotors, pads. Might as well do a full bleed/flush while I'm at it.
Creative I'll let ya know. Waiting on the packages to come in, currently. I'm probably going to end up replacing all 4 lines, calipers, rotors, pads. Might as well do a full bleed/flush while I'm at it.
More pics up tonight. I have decided that the mat I am using is WAY too effing thick for this application. I did not make nearly as much progress as I would have liked due to this fact. Just took up too much damn resin.
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Wow when Metal finish his Maxima and post some pics, we all will be old man driving Ferrari and Corvettes!
j/k Keep us posted on the work in progress especially with pics to inspire us.
j/k Keep us posted on the work in progress especially with pics to inspire us.
More pics up tonight. I have decided that the mat I am using is WAY too effing thick for this application. I did not make nearly as much progress as I would have liked due to this fact. Just took up too much damn resin.
God only knows how much I used on my car alone.
Keep us posted
Rick
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