3rd row removal for custom subwoofer enclosure

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other than the extra long time it took them to complete it looks like great craftsmanship.
quality stuff isnt cheap.if you are happy thats what matters.
 

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I apologize if this question has been asked/answered already but is there something covering the subs and amp (plexiglass maybe) or has that install effectively rendered the back of your truck useless for carrying cargo?

Not knocking the functionality of the build, I'm just curious....

Looks badass by the way!!
 
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yeah, so quite frankly there is no way to cover it. It does occupy the rear space. And there is not a plexi convering at all. My intention is to use a moving blanket or something similar to protect it when i need to use the space. Unless anyone has a better suggestion. That is the only downside to the system in the rear.
 

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Looks awesome! Can you give me rough approximates of the sub box dimensions? Want to do same thing removing third row but wanted idea of what kinda room that makes available
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Looks awesome! Can you give me rough approximates of the sub box dimensions? Want to do same thing removing third row but wanted idea of what kinda room that makes available
thanks

With regards to dimensions i really dont have any due to the fact the company did the install but what i can do is get some good day time photos for you to show kind of the layout and design to it for reference if that helps? any particular shots you would want?
 

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Thank you very much. Would love to see the view looking at the sub box from the front. And if you could fold down the second row seats and lift them up? Then i could see how high and wide the base structure of the box is. Not even sure if the seats lift up? I have the 2 bucket seats in second row so might would be slightly diff but that might give me an idea of the space available. And i dont even know if the second row seats lift up to make more room for people getting the back. I'll have to check tonight when i get home. Thanks again
 

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I kind of have the same issue with the rear being essentially wasted but mine is the 3rd row along with my sub box behind them. Never knowing when I will need the 3rd row I leave the seats back there just folded down. I am in the process of making some kind of fold up platform that will lay over the 3rd row seats along with the sub box in the rear behind the seats. I use the cargo area all the time and need access to it. Not sure when I will actually get started on this little project but with what you have already invested in this truck thus far, an idea like mine may be of help to you. Only thing is that It will be a full fab job as this was for your sub system.

My idea is pretty basic, 3-5 planks of wood hinged between them and anchored by their own weight with notches (think of the factory type cargo mats or cover that you see in hatch back car/suvs). Easily folds and unfolds and is stored in the back between my 3rd row and sub box. I was looking at covering it with vinyl or carpet to match black leather or a type of spray/rolled bed liner since I never know what kinds of things I will be throwing back there, most likely the bed liner but not sure yet. I kind of used the idea of a fold up tonneau cover for the idea
 

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