I have made a change to my 996 and the rollbar will not work with my very custom sub enclosure. I will rebuild an enclosure to work with the rollbar and would like to sell this for a reasonable amount.

This was about $3000.00 worth of custom fiberglass mold work and is almost unoticable in the car unless you are told it is there. It fits the rear passanger seat mold and sets about two inches behind the seat back when a 5'10'' passanger is riding in the front seats. The enclosure carries about 1.25 cubic feet of internal airspace(filled it with packing peanuts and then measured the same volume in a box) and comes with a Boston Acoustic 10" sub. It is a sealed enclosure and on a nice amp will hit pretty hard but is also very accurate as well. The seat cushions do not come with the box and the leather below the cushion can be dyed to match your interior color and replaced as well.



This is truly a work of craftsmanship.

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That's definately a fiberglass box with a lot of work involved...

 

Eh bro, are you bringing this out to the road rally in Melissa, TX on Saturday? May pick up a buyer quick...

 

Enclosure looks as impressive as the car from which it came from. GL with the sale.

 

BigMac78,

Probably won't make the run. It's 37 outside right now (7am) and rain is on the way. The 335's on the rear with no traction control sucks on the Mich PS2's. When it get temp gets this low they get hard as a rock..

You are very welcome to come by and check it out...I am near 635/Tollway area. I will PM you my number. I also have made a drivers side enclosure now as well.

 

LowStro9, I know this is FOREVER ago but just wondering if you have any more of the fiberglass enclosures for the rear seats? I have a 2008 997 C4S cabriolet and love the way those look. Any help would be appreciated. Also, what did you use to power those?