console and trunk pics

[LS7427]

Just sitting here waiting for my wife to get home to watch the kids before I get back at it. I thought I would share a couple pics of the center console that I just finished, as well as the trunk enclosure. Obviously, not totally finished yet, but you get the idea. Getting closer. Should be pretty well wrapped up by the end of the month. What do ya'll think?

[Young Gun]

looks awsome keep it up!

[70bird]

Damn nice work!

What did you use for the trunk enclosure? Foam?
Mark

[NovaPwr]

Beautiful man! Just beautiful.

[LS7427]

Damn nice work!

What did you use for the trunk enclosure? Foam?
Mark1/2" plywood covered with 1/8 foam and leather.

[Motown 454]

Looks nice job I love this car!! WAyne

[rockdogz]

Cool!!
:razz:

[FJB2069]

How are you holding the trunk panels in place?

[81 trans-am]

where did you get that console and what mods did you to it. Car looks awesome.

[01somta]

How are you holding the trunk panels in place?

I would like to know the same thing :hmm:

[01somta]

1/2" plywood covered with 1/8 foam and leather.

did you use the same on the center console?

[Chad-1stGen]

Sweet work and looking forward to your answeres on the questions above.

[redfire69]

Awesome work!!! I can't believe I missed your other thread....:hail: what paint color is that if you don't mind me asking?

Ron

[LS7427]

Sorry for the delayed responce guys. I've actually been working then working on the car basically non stop. I built the console myself. It's made out of 1/2" plywood as the trunk panels are. The center parts are 1/8" aluminum w/ carbon fiber decals over them. It came out very cool, I'm very happy with how it looks. As far as the trunk pieces, it all just fits together like a puzzle and kind of locks itself in place. There is a strip across the top of the piece where the subs fit that is screwed into the top side of the trunk (hard to explain) I'm also going to add some other pieces of metal that is body color to secure it even more. If you look at the pic of the trunk before it was covered, there is a rough scetch of what I'm talking about. It will be decorative and functional. As far as the color of the car, It's a custom tri-coat color that my painter came up with, and believe me when I say, pictures do it no justice! It is definately a color that needs to be seen in person. The guy's an artist. The carbon fiber stripes and tail panel blows people away. Most think it is a decal, not paint. (it's all paint) Thanks for all the feedback, I'll keep posting updates as it gets finished for Autorama (Detroit March 7-9):twothumbs

[01somta]

Sorry for the delayed responce guys. I've actually been working then working on the car basically non stop. I built the console myself. It's made out of 1/2" plywood as the trunk panels are. The center parts are 1/8" aluminum w/ carbon fiber decals over them. It came out very cool, I'm very happy with how it looks. As far as the trunk pieces, it all just fits together like a puzzle and kind of locks itself in place. There is a strip across the top of the piece where the subs fit that is screwed into the top side of the trunk (hard to explain) I'm also going to add some other pieces of metal that is body color to secure it even more. If you look at the pic of the trunk before it was covered, there is a rough scetch of what I'm talking about. It will be decorative and functional. As far as the color of the car, It's a custom tri-coat color that my painter came up with, and believe me when I say, pictures do it no justice! It is definately a color that needs to be seen in person. The guy's an artist. The carbon fiber stripes and tail panel blows people away. Most think it is a decal, not paint. (it's all paint) Thanks for all the feedback, I'll keep posting updates as it gets finished for Autorama (Detroit March 7-9):twothumbs

So is ther a groove cut in the two side pieces of the console for the 1/8" sheetmetal to slide through? If not then how is it in there?

[LS7427]

So is ther a groove cut in the two side pieces of the console for the 1/8" sheetmetal to slide through? If not then how is it in there?They sit on another piece of wood and there is a couple of trim screws holding it in place. They have to be removable so I can install the console first, then those pieces after. The radio, power outlets, and switches are mounted to the aluminum pieces and it all gets installed after the console is in place. Just hook up the wiring and screw them in place and done.