Glassed amp rack, made to look stock

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11-01-2005 | 11:58 PM

Doug Kuenzl

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Check out this amp rack I made for a 99 Cougar.
This was done to apear factory.

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11-02-2005 | 12:01 AM

Doug Kuenzl

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If you notice behind the car the original back panel is ther

11-02-2005 | 12:02 AM

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Got more pics?

11-02-2005 | 12:18 AM

Doug Kuenzl

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Here is a couple more

11-02-2005 | 12:23 AM

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Are you finished this one?

11-02-2005 | 12:27 AM

Doug Kuenzl

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The amp rack is done. Has basic ported box that I made for him for 2 type r 10's. Glassed wheel well to come over winter or spring. He also has over 50 square feet of b-quite in it.

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11-02-2005 | 01:25 PM

Paul Niwranski

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Why try to make the back panel look stock and then attach a bunch of stuff to it?

11-02-2005 | 01:40 PM

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Quote:

Originally posted by Dukk:
Why try to make the back panel look stock and then attach a bunch of stuff to it?

i agree.

i think it would be a lot more stock appearing if you flush mounted the cap and amps then put a removable cover over them of the same material