finished trunk pics please

[joe440]

I want to finish my trunk and keep the flow of the interior going with it. I have the battery amp and sub going back there so if anyone has some pics of their set ups thatd be great, need some ideas...
Thanks

[Irnmike]

I just finished mine.

[joe440]

super clean! what did you use to hold the material up against the quarters, just a glue or...?

[ProdigyCustoms]

[Vegas69]

[Rallye455]

Prodigy, what do you use to hold those panels in place? I'd like to do something similar but was wondering the best way to hold the panels in place.

[Procharmo]

I haven't got any photos to hand but when I participated in Car audio competitions I made the panel templates in card, then MDF covered in leather or capetand and made them tight fitting. Lastly I added strategically placed velcro to hold them in place. You can also buy car door trim popets which are invisible from the front of the panel.

[Irnmike]

Velcro

[Rallye455]

Thanks guys..anybody got any pics of them under construction?

[Rallye455]

What thickness mdf?

[perry mitchell]

Just finished the metal panels. They will be painted to match the accent color of the roll bar down tubes.

[camaro_68]

Just finished mine, too. The panels fit tight and hold each other in place

[1969CamaroRS]

What is a good place to buy the supplies for something like this? (MDF and carpet)

Thanks!

[SLAMDIMPALA]

mdf you can get at your local lowes or home depot. Not sure on carpet because there is so many choices

[camaro_68]

I used MDF from Lowes. 3/4" is most common, but if you are worried about weight there is also 1/4" & 1/5", which is what I used. My carpeting is from Curtchfield. It is actually speaker box carpet. They have it in black (mine is black but looks grey from the camera flash) or grey. Or, you could get other materials from a fabric shop like Joann's.

Jeff

[joe440]

is that mdf stuff strong enough to mount a amp too or would you need to reinforce it?

[camaro_68]

1/2" would make a good amp rack. 3/4" would be more than enough. You shouldn't need to reinforce the MDF for an amp.

[Tino]

Simple and clean

[TERMN8OR]

Heres mine

[BobB66SS]

The side panels are the last to go in and hold the frt and rr in place. Each side has a retracting spring-loaded pull (the small round detail you can see) that makes it easy to pull them loose.