BigRedGuy

iTrader: (11)

Yep, all 500 of them....

johnw

iTrader: (4)

Looks good reminds me of my 91 Mustang I had back in the IASCA SQ days (98-99).

visi0n

Wow, I'm impressed with how clean it really looks..
Now I know who to go to if I want anything custom done

fredfire

That is impressive. I really feel this setup.

Stealth isn't really the word but it's not flashy.

visi0n

Maybe he means 'stealth' because there are no wires showing at all, until you open it up?

juvehab

davis is great did the wiring for my car and was great to deal with also reasonable which was a bonus.

Staff @ CAFz

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I wanted it so that if someone walked buy they wouldn't be caught by anything flashy, or any car audio standing out etc.

To me, the install is rather stealth. Speakers are hidden, enclosure looks like it came from the factory etc. Of course, once you open the hatch its game over

John__Taylor

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Man, I wish I had the skill / patience to do work like that. I'm very impressed and will make them my first stop for a quote when I get tired of all the wires, batteries, amps, etc bouncing around my cargo area.

I hope you have a warmed over 302 or better (347)? in that. Its not that easy to find a nice, clean 5.0 hatch anymore.

Cheers

john

Mahna Mahna

iTrader: (4)

Looks like a nice clean old skool install.

Might check out Selective when I'm ready to put my system in.

SheHateMe

I'll be honest, I don't really like fibre glass to much. Ya it looks nice, blends in well and you can make some really awesome curves and make an enclosure fit into weird spots but I really like the good old fashion way of doing it. That in my opinion, is the most beautiful setup I have ever seen (I don't mean to blow you off). Not only is it all perfectly tucked away into the trunk, but it just pops out at you when you do bust it out, and I'm sure it screams. Really makes me think twice about who I should be going too next.