i have 2 6x9 infinity reference speakers behind my bench seat in my std. cab 93. ive been trying to find boxes that i can put the speakers in that will fit behind the seat but not lose any room to adjust the seat. is there anything out there or will i have to make one myself?

thanks

 

alright looks like im gonna have to fab a box myself... have any of you done this? if so, how difficult is it to do, about how long did it take, and what complications will i run into?

 

this might be your easiest option:

http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-CAR-AUDIO-6-X-9-WEDGE-SPEAKER-UNIVERSAL-6X9-BOXES_W0QQitemZ140098439765QQcategoryZ14945QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD1VQQcmdZViewItem

 

its easy enough to figure out to see if you do. just take some cardboard and tape and make to the dimensions of that box. put them back there and adjust your seat. as for me i wont have to worry about any of that, i'm not putting a system in mine. just a set of mid-ranges is about all. and maybe a 10" in a center console. no need for anything much more than that since its gonna spend about 85% of its life in the garage.

 

sorry for taking so long. i was out of town mountain biking. ive done a few wood working projects here and there and my dad is does furniture repair so he can help me out. i like the idea of the carbourd. that may make this project a little bit easier. one problem i have that makes this project a royal pain in the a$$ is when my dad had the truck ( idk if any of yours have the same thing in there) he had a tool organizer so there is this peice of metal that sticks out about an inch or so and goes along the whiole back of the wall behind the seat. im trying to figure out a way to take it off to give me more room to work with. anybody know what im talking about?

 

maybe with a pic i could figure out what it is and how it could be removed.

 

yeh ill take some pics tomorrow and post them up.

 

here are a few pics... there arnt the best but ill do my best to describe what im showing...

thats what the back looks like. obviousy im going to have to cut all those groves out
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This is in the middle where there is a peice of paper or something in the groove in the middle of the peice. this is what makes me think i can take the panel off.
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this is just below the window slide. the peice goes under the metal where the window is
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hope this helps...

 

it looks like its bolted/screwed in

 

yeh but heres where it gets complicated.. either im not looking hard enough or there arent any bolt/screws that i can see.. the only bolt there is is the one that held the jack and tool bag. other that that. nothing

 

hmm i dunno then.

 

i may get back there tomorrow and see if i can pull it off or sumthin.. there has to be a way that comes off.

 

started on the boxes today. almost have the first box done and i think it looks "good" for the first time doing this kind of project. i just have to put the side on and cut the hole for the speaker. then build the other box. ill post pics up wen im done.

 

yeh i figured that out... sux... i went in with a crow bar and hammer to see if it was just clipped on and found out when i saw the ground threw this pencil sized hole... what is a good filler that can also fill some of the holes where the rust has eaten through in the cab?

 

i may do the bondo. i dont have a welder nor do any of my friends. can i just pick the stuff up at any auto store?