1997 Ford Ranger

Photo  Photo Posted: Dec 14,2004   Photo Viewed: 521 NEXT PHOTO     Share | Post Comment Comment Posted By:  fordfreak on May 12,2006   Sweet as all hell. Good points comin your way Comment Posted By:  soda on Jun 09,2005   um, yea, ok now that is a tight install bro. luvin it. chek out our galleries when you get a chance would ya.. Comment Posted By:  Daytona859 on Apr 29,2005   That is similar to what I want to do in my truck, except I want to integrate my amp, cap and two 5 1/4's into it as well. Very nice job on the fiberglass! I gave you very high ratings bro. Good job! Comment Posted By:  TranceD on Apr 29,2005   Why you are competing against a lower caliber install is beyond me. It's like looking at an Enzo next to an Escort. Your install is very subtle, yet elegant and I'm willing to bet those subs hit. Great choice in amplification, though I must admit I'm not Comment Posted By:  71buickfreak on Apr 29,2005   yeah, its is what's Ultra Leather, a very flexible, stretchy vinyl. its nice and easy to work with. Comment Posted By:  v8musclecobra on Apr 28,2005   nice ass box! love the shape. You cover that in vinyl? Comment Posted By:  71buickfreak on Mar 26,2005   It took about 35 hours for the enclosure, about 3 hours for the covers. Comment Posted By:  bxavier on Mar 25,2005   That looks great. Howlong did it take to make the f.g. enclosure? I would like to learn more about the fiberglass enclosure myself....at some point. Nice job! Comment Posted By:  CTA on Feb 22,2005   Nice fiberglass work! Comment Posted By:  jzcustoms on Jan 04,2005   Headliner looks really tight! Comment Posted By:  71buickfreak on Dec 29,2004   with the box ands the cover upholstered in ultra-leather vinyl, it doesn't rattle at all. Comment Posted By:  jaboran on Dec 29,2004   nice job with the construction... the attachments around the amp.. do they rattle when the volume is up?.. it looks good tho... heh Comment Posted By:  71buickfreak on Dec 15,2004   I used 3M velcro. I built the covers with the velcro in place (taped over of course) so that the cover would fit flush and will remove easily for tuning and such. Comment Posted By:  darkknight1999 on Dec 15,2004   How did you attach those wire covers onto the box? Its nice and clean no screw holes or little covers. Very nice! Comment Posted By:  71buickfreak on Dec 14,2004   It did a 145 on the old Term-pro meter. It is tuned just right. It is very musical (musical for 15"s! anyway!) The truck has FBSS air ride on nitrogen, complete custom upholstery with flames embossed in its pretty sick. Comment Posted By:  highrollin74 on Dec 14,2004   Yeah,those endcaps are a good idea,keeps it nice and tidy.I bet it bumps pretty good with those Crossfire subs,since that amp IS a BMF! Comment Posted By:  AlienAudio on Dec 14,2004   Looks nice... the custom end caps are a nice touch. keep rockin.

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