Well I finally finished the project that I started 6 months ago. I just kept getting distracted. I had lower door panels that had already been cut previously for 6 x 9's. My original panels were pristine and I didn't want to cut them so I used the already cut ones. My problem was covering up the old drill holes and having a backing panel for the new 6's. I found a plastic place near my house and picked up a pile of misc Acrylic, PVC and ABS sheet. It was $1.50 by the pound, so I picked up a variety of types and colors for future projects. For the Brat I used a mirror blue acrylic that matched the interior - TOTALLY 70'S !!

 

The face plate took some time to gently shave and sand to perfect fit, but it goes snug against the clock. Everything fits nicely and the clock even works still. All I have right now is the deck and 6's in the doors but I will add the rear speakers, CD changer and speakers in the bed later....

 

Check it out..

Kurt

can I do these all in one post?

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I like, I like

I have to agree with BB, I like I like. Just wait for my 79 wagon to be done. It'll be a stereo with wheels:brow: all I have to say is 4 amps and a couple of 12's:banana:

a pair of 120 watt rms RFT home theatre cabinets, higher quality speakers in the doors, and a 52x4 watt xplod is all I'm putting in mine. I like rock and stuff, no rap, so I don't "need" huge subs. The 8" subs in the cabinets are enough to make your stomach rattle inside the car. I just gotta figure out how to mount the cabinets inside, and how to fit the stereo in that stupid shallow hole.

nice stereo there mate!! looks awsome

 

clint.

At first i thought the door speakers sounded like they would look kinda bad... but they look awesome after seeing the pictures, good job

well I'm not gonna be bumpin rap, I prefer country and rock myself but I'm gettin good deals on it all so I said why not?