anyone interested in

[idunit]

I have a pair that I started building for my car and decided not to use them.  I still need to do a final sanding and prime them.  They made of 3/4" plywood and fiberglass.  The hold a 6 1/2" midbass and 4" midrange.  They will be primed and ready for paint.  I have some pics if anyone is interested in them I'll finish them.  A shop would charge $300-500 for these.

[duderiffic]

Did you build those for your 89?  Has anyone ever built kicks for a 97-98?  Looked quite possible.  I glassed my tweeters into the back of my mirror (the trilangluar black trim pieces)  it looks sweet!!

Jeff

[idunit]

Yeah i used 3/4" plywood as a form and angled the speakers then layed glass, layer of bondo, and smoothed with red putty.  I'm still smoothing a few last air bubble holes but should be done next weekend.  I was doing this huge stereo in my car and my truck but opted to throw it all in the truck and strip the car for more speed.

[duderiffic]

Good sound beats good speed. You can't use speed, but sound is good.  Speed will just get you tickets.. =P

[DJ Machine]

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote </td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">Quote: from duderiffic on 4:17 pm on Jan. 20, 2002
Good sound beats good speed. You can't use speed, but sound is good. Speed will just get you tickets.. =P</td></tr></table><span id='postcolor'>Good philosophy.

[idunit]

Oh well sound can get tickets too. &nbsp;It's noise pollution. &nbsp;Any sound in excess of the rated amount in the city limits. &nbsp;Quite a few of my team mates have gotten cited. &nbsp;I have always hit the switch and shut everything down before they knew who it was. &nbsp;That and you couldn't hear my car when your close to it, only from inside or a long distance.