well, I finished this weeks ago but I am just now getting around to posting pics of it.

I used a little ED (elemental designs) 8" sub, powered off a profile 350w mono amp. Internal volume is .36 ft^2 sealed. I wish I was better at fiberglass, as it would have been easier to build than cutting about 15 different angled prices of mdf. Anyway, it actually sounds pretty damn good, plays about as the wife needs it to, and leaves full use of the hatch/trunk area and spare tire access. Just thought I would share for anyone else that might want to build something similar.

pics (sorry for the crap quality):

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Very Nice!

that is sick i have a 15 in my box and its the whoe back hatch very smart

neat. I'm highly impressed w/ that.

I like it. I could see having one on each side. Very nice

Very nice!
That is the first sub install I have seen that might work for me.
Not losing any cargo space and keeping the spare is a nice design. :clap:

great job, I new someone would come p with this... honestly I expected eD to do it, and I am sure they will... would be a great seller and that side plastic piece is not needed. great job