Rear seat speaker panel removal.

***pajeff02*** · 04-20-2015, 02:57 AM

Don't tell anyone, but Trev really is a good guy. He helped me out with some stuff a while back.

**speedyWS6** · 04-20-2015, 01:01 PM

Aw shucks!!

I really enjoy being in the fold here in the forum and it means a lot
to be appreciated. I always try to help out where i can!

I will probably never be able to advise on engine internals or where to
go for the best rear end but what i DO know about, i am happy to throw
my 5 cents in.... or whatever the phrase is?!

**RONS98TA** · 04-22-2015, 09:04 AM

"2 cents" is the saying over here in the states. LOL You almost had it Trev.

**Capt Pie** · 05-11-2015, 10:39 AM

Originally Posted by 024mula

I agree it was a very helpful video, but I wish the guy doing the video would of turned the radio off in the background.

Radio didn't bother me, but the gum smacking and chewing drove me nuts!

Good thread - I have a speaker that is cutting in and out in the back, and will be popping off the panel to tighten up the connections

**speedyWS6** · 07-14-2015, 08:31 AM

Well,

This seems to be the best thread to post in as i mentioned this little project back a page or two!

Finished this little guy just the other day.

Dissatisfied with the way the tubular one looked and fit on the mounting points
i got busy in the workshop!

Started with a simple template for the base and then on to the finish line.....

I picked the same RAL2010 orange powder coat to match the calipers.Then mirror polished
the cross part of the brace. Held the bits together with stainless socket heads.

Simple paper template

Rather poor fit on the sheetmetal step

Another pretty simple jig... Does the job though!

Clamped for welding on the underside

Much better fit over the step

Polished Socket heads for the joining together

Finished

**RONS98TA** · 07-15-2015, 04:59 AM

Trev, you never seize to amaze me with your craftsmanship!! That looks 100000000 times better than the original. Awesome work sir. Loving the chrome finish look.