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I need help to make 2 sets of pods for my car,
click 300ce link below to see vehicle.
I have never built a fiberglass enclosure myself and need assistance, but dont want to pay the $800 and up, that local and even some non local shops are wanting to charge.
My parking brake is an obstacle, but one set will reside in the kicks, the other on the lower door pannel.
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please explain what you had in mind as far as pods? im in south jersey but may be able to contact some one in baltimore for you.
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due to the space I have to work with down there and a parking brake in the way, I need to do one set in the kick area and one set in the lower area of the door, I am not all that worried about the minor cancelation that might occur, I will have great sound regardless, just need help building and not get jerked around with price,
the other thing is I would like to keep the doors as intact as possible, it is a fairly rare car and people have been offering me money for it at shows, and if I ever get into a bad financial situation I want to be able to unload the 300 in a hurry if I need to (even though I would do everything possible not to)
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Try your hand it it yourself, jus play around with building the kicks, u may trash ur first try or so but its fun to learn neways My first ever door pods were for a friends car and they turned out AWESOME even tho it was my first attempt at glassing. I jus finished the pods for my doors and will be vinyling them tomm. The best part of he whole process is learning so go out to homedepot and pick up some resin, mat, fleece, and sum 1/4 mdf to help out with molding the speaker rings etc and most of all have fun
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