Porting into rear deck

I'm doing an older mercedes for a customer as well.  I'd avoid the bandpass as it probably won't sound any good- too boomy over a small bandwidth.  Removing the first aid kit is what I would suggest as well.  I'm going to build a grill to go in it's place when he comes back this weekend.My ex once told me I have a perfect face for radio.

Can you please let me know if sufficient bass is getting into the cabin from the removal of the first aid tray? Thanks...Randy

What model mercedes?? What did you do for the fronts? door mount the or pods? Can you please let me know if sufficient bass is getting into the cabin from the removal of the first aid tray? Thanks...Randy

I just wanted to mention that besides the installer that reccomended a bandpass enclosure ported into the rear cabin, two members of the image dynamics forum have also suggested this is the reccomended enclosure and procedure to get bass into the cabin of my vehicle with an idq-10. They said that it is the only circumstance in which a bandpass enclosure will sound better than the alternatives. I am still going to try and do a sealed box with the first-aid tray removed, but I think porting into the cabin may be the best alternative in a few select cases.

I think it's coming in either tommorrow or Saturday.  I'll be sure to let you know how it turns out.My ex once told me I have a perfect face for radio.