I am making a sub box and amp box for my truck. i have an 04 f150 stx supercab. The box goes where the middle seat is in the front. I took the middle seat out and put a box there to fit the amp. I want to put a picture of it in here but i dont know how. Can anyone tell me? I am going to fiber galss it then put plexy glass ontop to see in. The sub is going to be a downfire box so you can see into it from the top.Does anyone have any suggestions or better idieas?I putting 1 jl 12w3v2

 

I cant wait to see the pics. Was the center seat hard to remove?
Any pics during the install process?

 

The seat is very easy to remove. just put your hand underneather on the front onf the seat. There is a little lip there just yank up.We havent completed it yet.But i have install pics of the mdf. I dont know how to post them though.They are in my documents can someone tell me how

 

i got some pics of my box and truck. check them out
https://www.f150online.com/galleries....cfm?gnum=5129

 

hey thanks for posting MT. Keep us posted as the build up continues.....
I like the idea
Talljeeper

 

Matts sub idea (should I say my idea) is pretty cool...I came up with it while looking at some old truck pics...I will give him credit for cutting the wood though I guess I will have to finish it and fiberglass it so all yall can have pics

 

here is the box i just recently put in my 'screw. my friend bought this one from me and i am working on a box for 2 10''s that is completly hidden under the back seat

https://www.f150online.com/galleries....cfm?gnum=5142

 

How hard is it to fiberglass?

 

It is not really that hard, just really time consuming!

 

i went to best buy and got their box for 2 12's and pulled out the entire center console seat arm rest everything and the box slid right in. so now i use the box itself as an armrest it works great sorry i dont have any pics though.

 

glass is pretty easy to work with. it sounds a lot worse than actually doing it. i just finished an underseat box for 2 10's that was 100% glass. cool trick... instead of taking tedious measurements, get thick black platic garbage bags and put them under the seat or where ever you are putting the box. then squirt expanding builder's foam into the bag and seal it so you make no mess. when it is set up you can take it out and trim all the uglies off and wrap it in foil. glass on top of the foil and then remove the foam once you've cut the speaker hole with just a gouge and your hands. important though, remember that the foam is the MAX dimension. you will need to rough some of the foam off for wall thickness