Here's my custom sub enclosure in the rear cubby. I wanted to add some lows, but didn't want to give up ANY rear cargo area because I sometimes haul my 145 pound Mastiff around. I also wanted it to look like it could have come form the factory that way.

 

Where you get the black roof?

 

I did it my slef all custom

 

Ah, I thought you meant the roof was plug and play like it was bought and ready to go.

 

 

Storage, sound, and power.

 

Here are some of the construction photos...











Now who's the photo *****? Hmmm? LOL. Sorry.

 

Sweet!!

 

You have a much nicer saw and a ton more patience than me!
That is some nice work!

 

Thanks. Most of this was cut using a $300 Rigid table saw from Home Depot but I take great pride in making sure it's well maintained and aligned so when I cut something it comes out the way I want it to.

For the record, I cut the quarter panel (leaving just the "cap" at the tailgate) so that I could utilize the space in the fenderwell. The sub enclosure extends to about 1 inch from the outer skin. It would work better with a 10" sub but I had an Infinity 12" sitting in my garage. Eventually, I'll stick a 10" in there and just make a plate to cover the 12" hole. The sealed enclosure (1.25 ft²) was designed for a JL 10W7AE-3.

 

I was imagining me trying to do that on a pair of sawhorses with a skill saw and a jig saw. I was thinking about all the curse words I could use!
I would like to put a 10 in that area, though.

 

F1Addict just wana say you did am amazing job on that wood work. That's master craftsmanship right there

 

Trust me, I used a few I didn't even know I knew.

Thanks Zombie. I don't really know how to do things halfa**.

 

Pioneer 6x9s in the rear hatch.

 

Could you give more info: like did you have to use an amp, how did you mount it ect?