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OK, a while ago i was forced to tear apart my trunk, but i never put it back together. it used to look like this:



but now it looks like this:


i want a clean installation, nothing crazy, with only the subs showing, and the N20 between the subs, and rear seats, hidden.

do you anyone who can do this for under a g? im paying out of pocket for a hit and run, among other things, any help would be appreciated.

 
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I just moved it to I.C.E but left the redirect where you created it. This way both sides can see it and hopefully help ya out.

 
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bueller? bueller?

 
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Im the man you need to call then..PM me and I'll give ya my number..i can wrk with your budget.....

 
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gotcha

 
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What? did i fall for it....lol

 
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OK HERES A SIMPLE INSTALL Sorry for the bad shop...

 
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the carpet can be changed out for vnly, maybe a two tone blk vnly for the floor brds and a light gray for the baffle under the subs...plexi over the amp

 
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Here is what im working on in my trunk. I havnt finished the box yet. I havent decided if i want to paint it to match the body color or do something different. Ive got about $200 in fiberglass and stuff just for the box. I made the amp rack out ofsome scrap wood. I prolly have hmmmm maybe 10 hours or so into the box but that was spread out over like 3 weeks. Fiberglas and all takes awhile. You'll notice where the bottle is mounted? had to make a new floor under the carpet there to support the bottle.

Sorry to jack your thread, but im also looking for suggestions/ideas on how to finish the box? paint, bed liner, vinyl(puke), Fabric(not too keen on), or any other ideas?

 
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Oh and btw the spare tire is still in there and easy to remove.

 
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if you want it to look "clean" carpet is the only way to go. otherwise itll look like a cluster**** of finished surfaces. charcoal carpet will match the floor, right side, and back of the seats.

 
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not bad there..I would chang it up form stock nut thats my .02 fou went as dar as to do osome glass wrk..not go the extra mile ad to paint it up...

 
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should prolly put that stock trunk panel back in too, over the trunk latch

 
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wait ..that sub encloser doesnt look removable...is it?

 
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I havent finished molding and blending to match the latch cover yet. it hasnt been installed


Yes it is, its completely removable . infact nothing holds it in place atm

 
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what kinda sub is that?
my memory is slipping

 
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If your referring to mine its a http://www.poweracoustik.com/products/subs/fubr.html 15"

 
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i would 69 the stock floor panel and make your own..then make a panel for the other side to hide the wheelwell and display the amps. If your on budget....carpet is the way to go..if you have some cash but not a ho lot then vnly..if your Mr. balla balla then cf or paint...now thats the ticket right there...you can always make a back panel for the seats

 
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ah, now i remember,
its a furbie =)

 
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lol furbie.......... i couldnt pass it up on the price being DVC cast basket. It dont sound half bad either. Its far from HIGH quality. But for a sub it does the job for me I used to have all old school soundstream. infact i have 2 of my old soundstream 15's in the wifes ride

 
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the reason id shy away from anything other than carpet or paint is that right side panel. the floor would be totally easy to do, so would the sub box, carpet vinyl, or paint, and good call on the back of the seats! also that stock panel to cover the latch gets covered easily enough.

but the side panel? its flimsy carpet! i tried to glass over mine once (granted it was one of my first glass projects ever) and it was nothing but a headache. To recover the entire trunk in vinyl or paint would involve some heavy duty work on that right side panel! not just easy trace and cut like the floor or the back seats.

Unless youve got an easy way of doing it, id love to know

 
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charcoal fabric is the way to go!