need enclosure idea's or pics

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i own a 1990 gt and i wanted to make my own custom box with an amp rack for two ppi amps and two 12" subs. i want to make the enclosure so that it covers my entire hatch area,but i cannot come up with any idea's.if you guys have any pic's or advice to give me a rough idea, i would really appreciate it.

thanks.

 

RacEoHolic330

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here's what I did.

 

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Do you want it to come up to the top of the rear seats or just put in a small false floor?

 

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i was thinking of it making it come up to the rear seat,because i'm not going to be using the hatch area anyways.

 

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i too am very interested i have a relocated battery as well as two 12's and two amps and i it looks very very cluttered. so i was wondering how you guys made that rear false seat thing... that seems pretty cool

 

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I just made mine out of 1/4" ply wood and carpet and some 1X2 pieces of pine. It was a pain to do and took a while but only costed like $70 to do. I had to keep measuring and cutting 1245345659 times to get everything to fit right. It was worth the time though

 

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You hatch guys are lucky Try doing it in a 'vert while keeping the spare. I was ready to shoot myself before I finished

 

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ok if it was so hard to measure it and figure it out, how about you hook me up with some dimensions. cause the motto at stangnet(or should be) is that once one stanger has done it the hard way he should enlighten the other stangers looking to be enlightened

 

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mansonozz said:

You hatch guys are lucky Try doing it in a 'vert while keeping the spare. I was ready to shoot myself before I finished

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What did ya end up doing?

 

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I have a picture up here: http://mansonozz.corral.net/interior.html

I made a box for the sub on one side, an amp rack on the other, then cut out some trim panels to make it fill out the trunk. Then I made a stand for the cap and a backing plate.

It's not the greatest but it looks hot and I keep my spare tire. That was the goal.

The only other systems I've seen in convertibles either are not seen (slide under the top well) or take up the spare tire area; two things I didn't want.