Post pics of your systems. Done or not

Hey All

I started this thread so we can check out each others systems. Who cares how janky, tore-up, un-vacuumed, or incomplete, or freakin incredible they are!

Angel 

i know what u mean. happens to the best of us. f**kin druggie punks

Here's a small one that I did

• http://www.velocitymotorsport.com/install_1.jpg
• http://www.velocitymotorsport.com/install_2.jpg
• http://www.velocitymotorsport.com/install_3.jpg

well i will post pics as soon as the host pays his internet bill...haha this really sucks.. you can read about them though http://fresnoracing.ipbhost.com/index.php?s=2d1e2175fc5a1be2bcee8643f7a6b5c9&showforum=6                       

sorry// i promise it will be worth it

This is my simple install in my Taurus.  Factory radio, replacement 6X8's in the OEM places, one sub, and an amp board holding a 50X4 and a mono amp.  Everything is easy to get to, and in this car the OEM amplifier and wiring is at the rear side in the trunk, so all wiring from factory and LOC's are behind the amp board.  It is made with 3/4" plywood.

The amp shelves are cut from household plastic-coated wire shelving, and angled using "shoe rack" braces found in the same department at Lowes.  Then painted and the cut ends of the shelving covered with rubber ends.  The sub box is HDP, which was available in my shed, and makes a good but heavy enclosure.  The grille comes from partsexpress.  There is a CD changer behind the board, and it is along that wall of the chassis that all grounding is done.

The inside of the car looks completely factory except for the one hole in the center of the rear deck for sub sound from the trunk.  I made the hole using two speaker baffles, ends cut and tucked one into the other and glued with 3M 77 spray glue.  Covered inside with a grille and painted with gray flake.  The rears are covered with the rear OEM carpet.  The fronts are in the doors with the original grilles...nothing to look at here, folks. 

This is a starter system, as I had to break my wife into the idea of doing it one little step at a time.  But it does sound good inside the car.  It does not turn heads on the road, though, which is fine by me because I'm such an old fart now.

Sub:  Cerwin-Vega HED 12" 200 watts

All speakers and sub are at 4 ohm.  Dynamat and other sound damping on both skins of the front doors, rear deck and on the trunk lid.  Altogether not much here but better than my friends' best OEM systems, and the younger guys like it and are starting to put their own ideas together.  A lot of fun to do and the benefit of good loud music, too.