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Just wondering what y'all have done in this situation. I have some 6x9s I'd like to mount close to the front seats, but in a way where I maintain maximum cargo area. Just looking for ideas. Thanks!
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92 Festiva L with AC
5 Speed, 244,000mi and counting!
R.I.P. Zeus, aka 77 F150 Custom Explorer 300 I6
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Maximum cargo room with good speakers is pedro.
More photos of that car here: https://fordfestiva.com/forums/showthread.php?t=59983
I have big speakers in the rear parcel shelf but when i have to remove it for cargo its a pain and i presume thats what your trying to avoid?
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If you fully delete the rear seats and brackets, You can add panels to the side, which provide an excellent place to mount 6x9s.
This Picture is courtesy of Pedros build, made by Advancedynamix.
EDIT: Ryan beat me by a few seconds! LOLLast edited by w4rkry; 12-04-2017, 02:10 PM.Will Samet
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I removed everything rear seat related, I like that alot. I'm going to have to look into making custom sides I think. Thanks!92 Festiva L with AC 5 Speed, 244,000mi and counting!
R.I.P. Zeus, aka 77 F150 Custom Explorer 300 I6
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Well I found a decent box at a pawn shop so I decided to get creative. i mounted it with screen door hinges, and put rubber feet on the back to keep it level above the fuel sender access. What do y'all think?92 Festiva L with AC 5 Speed, 244,000mi and counting!
R.I.P. Zeus, aka 77 F150 Custom Explorer 300 I6
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Pedros build reminds me of a Honda City.
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