momoparman, I've seen the pics of that before and it's gorgeous! I was just looking for the post to link it. I did mine just to cover the metal trunk for my driver.
PoisonDart74
Unfortunately no, these were taken a few years ago.
The inner fender wells are one piece, the floor is one piece and the filler tube is just wrapped with the seam on the bottom. I made cardboard templates for the sides and middle, cut so they fall into place, then when wrapped with carpet, they fit tight.
The funny thing about when I did that was that it only took a day and I had all of the stuff laying around the garage except for the masonite. I think this was a $20 project. Even if I had to buy the stuff it wouldn't have been more than about $50-$60 to do.
I've done the fold down seat swap and the new setup will be a complete overhaul.
I'll be adding subs in the quarter panels hidden by panels similar to the ones in the pics. I'm also thinking of doing a skinny aluminum spare so I'm able to have a flat trunk floor. I was also able to find the rear tail panel cover from a space duster. Everything will be black carpet this time around.
After it's all done it will look like it came that way from the factory, not over the top with leather, LED's, or amps, just nicely functional. After all this will be my daily driver as soon as it's done.
Oh, I'll be posting it up when complete... with behind the scenes pics so everyone can see how I did it. ;) It's pretty easy to do, but gets harder when you start thinking about adding fasteners to hold the panels in place and adding "features" like compartments and lights and such.
RoccoDart440, As you can see there's everything from a basic carpet job like mine to something like momoparman's to stuff that only belongs in a show queen with TV's and crap like that. Not saying that having a TV in the trunk isn't wicked cool, just not on my car
