Fiberglass Sub Enclosure for 2 15's Sealed
10-15-2005, 04:35 AM
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Fiberglass Sub Enclosure for 2 15's Sealed Well, sold my camaro at the end of last month and now don't have a use for my fiberglass enclosure for 2 15's. The box fit in the car very well and never had a problem with it.
In the pics it has some paper'ish stuff in the fiberglass. The guy who built it said he lined the trunk with a materials and molded the fiberglass to completely use up all the space available in the well area. The only problem with this enclosure is there is a small cut on the vinyl where the edge of the wood is and can be seen somewhat in the second pic. Also, this doesn't take ordinary screws. There are special "nuts" on the inside of the enclosure that allen head screws tighten into. Any other questions or requests for pictures will be answered. I'm asking $100 for the enclosure and am located in NW IN.
Thanks,
-=Josh=-
EDIT -- Forgot to say subs are not included
In the pics it has some paper'ish stuff in the fiberglass. The guy who built it said he lined the trunk with a materials and molded the fiberglass to completely use up all the space available in the well area. The only problem with this enclosure is there is a small cut on the vinyl where the edge of the wood is and can be seen somewhat in the second pic. Also, this doesn't take ordinary screws. There are special "nuts" on the inside of the enclosure that allen head screws tighten into. Any other questions or requests for pictures will be answered. I'm asking $100 for the enclosure and am located in NW IN.
Thanks,
-=Josh=-
EDIT -- Forgot to say subs are not included
Last edited by 98CamZ28; 10-15-2005 at 12:39 PM.
10-15-2005, 12:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Frost
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That is a very nice custom made enclosure and a GREAT price.
If it weren't for my T-tops, you'd already have my money.
That is a very nice custom made enclosure and a GREAT price.
If it weren't for my T-tops, you'd already have my money.
10-16-2005, 02:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Richiec77
Those are called T-Nut's and are about the best way to secure a speaker to a box. No striping out the wood.
Good luck with the sale and that is a cheap price.
Good luck with the sale and that is a cheap price.
10-17-2005, 09:44 AM
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That's like the Q-Logic Box that slides right down into the trunk of the hatch right?
Q'S only holds 12's . . . a friend of mine just might take that off your hands later today
Christopher
Q'S only holds 12's . . . a friend of mine just might take that off your hands later today
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Hey I'm very interested in the box could you pm more pix and could you send me a pic of what it looked like installed? Do you still have the subs? Thanks! Also, whats the space of the box?
