Sub in the back with no top?
03-12-2013, 03:47 AM
#11
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I believe in that "convenience" factor in regards to theft that was mentioned earlier. So I decided to go BIG and incognito. 
They're gonna need to be driving a pickup truck and have a buddy helping them, if they're going to steal mine.
2 big 12" subs, a pair of 6x9's, 4 amps, and all the wood holding it together. Things tend to get a little heavy and since it's such a tight fit and heavy, it's really hard to move by yourself if you planned on disassembling it.
They're gonna need to be driving a pickup truck and have a buddy helping them, if they're going to steal mine. 2 big 12" subs, a pair of 6x9's, 4 amps, and all the wood holding it together. Things tend to get a little heavy and since it's such a tight fit and heavy, it's really hard to move by yourself if you planned on disassembling it.
Last edited by Rednroll; 03-12-2013 at 03:50 AM.
03-12-2013, 04:09 AM
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Cargo Cover
I built this last summer for mine. Its 3/4" MDF with the same material as the top. I bolted it down using the holes for a hard top. I have 2 10" subs in a box under the cover.
