simple console project f 150 supercrew

I had a pair of RF 10's that have been sitting in a box for 2 years now and I finally decided to do something with them.  Instead of the typical under the rear seat install I wanted to do something different.  I pulled the factory center console out and used its profile as a template for my new box.  Of course I lost a lot of storage and 4 cup holders, but what's more important? I also reused the 4 bolts that mount the console to the truck.

I made my frame from some scrap MDF that survived the Hurricane.

I used an old pair of my wifes pants for the first layer.  Shhhh, she didn't notice yet.

I don't have any pictures between this one and the primer, I was so tired from the glass, resin, filler, and sanding I didn't take any pictures. But you know what that looks like anyway.

Here is where I messed up. I tried to cover it with truck bedliner spray in the aerosol can.  Well let's just say it did not give me the texture I was looking for.  I had tried it on a test piece earlier and it came out perfect, but when I tried to do the real thing it came out very uneven.

But after a lot and I mean a lot of sanding I was able to slavage it.

If I had to do it all over again, I would probably do everything different, and I would have just painted it rather than try the truck bed liner stuff.

Yes both subs are in there, one facing front, one facing the rear.  Dimensions? the only known dimensions are that its 13 inches wide at the bottom and 11.5 inches wide at the very top and its about 30 inches long from speaker to speaker and about 16 inches tall, I just free handed the layout.  I really didn't care about volume, because these are cheap speakers with little power going to them.  I would estimate it's about 3 cu. ft. I didn't bother separating the chambers although I could have relatively easily.  I know, I know, a lot of you will criticize me for having the speakers opposing each other in the same box without a divider.  I'm not trying to win any competitions here, obviously. I did stuff it with polyfill, just for the hell of it.  But considering the equipment I used they sound very good for what it cost me.

I say give it a shot.