copying trim panel

Nobody else said it....so I will!   "That sure is pretty fleece you have there!!!!"  Just kidding.  Looks like now is the time to cut one of the speaker holes and fill the enclosure with foam beads to determine the approximate volume eh?  Just looked at your pix again...  I thought you were going to join the amp rack and enclosure all in one unit?....  maybe I read it wrong or got some other posts mixed up.  Good work....keep rollin....

man looks like a lot of work. You gona have to be careful for theifs having that in sight.

Looks good can't wait to see the final pice

yeah well i have dark tinted windows and my neighborhood it pretty safe so hope its allright, it will be tough to yank out. the way i built it the sub box goes in bolts in to the truck then subs get screwed in then spider grills get screwed in so i will just put different screws on the subs and the grills, then the amp rack is screwed in, plus i utilized the stock clips then another trim piece clips on top of that then the amp is screwed to the rack, then the end caps cover those screws. i plan on smoothing the lines from the amp rack down to the sub box so it likes like its all one piece , ill get pics later of what i mean.

man that is the way to think. You got your stuff down.

not sure on the paint scheme yet, not even close yet to that, won't get much done for the next week cause im busy, but i was thinking of A) matching the interior trim colur b) a high gloss black( would look nice with the chrome) c) match the exterior white    i plan on photoshoping the different colors and see what i like when its done.   and yes all wires are hidden.

Cool, wires hidden!  I like the chrome and black idea of yours, sounds sick!  Sorry I didnt pay attention if you stated the colors of your original interior characteristics.  Also cool if you paint the amplifier (between the cooling fins, ect.), as well as the speaker cones in contrast with the interior.

more pictures!!!I shall never outrun my guardian angel - again.

im glad you guys like my fabric, as you can imagine it was the cheapest they had and stretches awesome. i told the lady at walmart i was making new pants lol. anyways as requested more pics. test fit after a quick sand and some kitty hair reinforcement along any seams inside. same thing view from the side view with the amp in too, had to sand the amp rack down alot on the bottom to get it to fit i had it so tight in there, now i gotta figure how to get the 2 to flow together. another angle different angle test fitting the subs good thing i measured correctly cause she's a tight fit. anyone know if i can sand the soundstream off the grill gaurds or buffing it off? i don't have any soundstream stuff so it looks kinda doodiety