I've been working on a fibreglass amp rack/sub box for my Blazer for several months now. Its not that it took that long to build, its just getting enough time to work on it. Anyways here's a couple of pictures of the finished piece. I still need to make the trim piece for the amps and to paint the end-caps for the amps. I love the new setup. It sounds way better than the MDF sub box I had in there before. It plays deeper and hits harder. I'm not sure if its just positioning or slightly different enclosure volumes. Anyways I'm pretty happy.

I have a few pictures of the build process if anyone is really interested. Bobditts did a great fibreglass writeup so I'm not concerned about posting them unless people really want to see them.

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Good job, looks good.

 

Looks nice. You might want to use your cargo cover to cover your equipment.

 

I did not know you could carpet the fiberglass boxes. I need to make something like that for my box. The thing is a BEAST! Takes up 50% of my trunk. Tomorrow I will take pictures of it.

 

I purposely made the box so that I can still close the cargo cover. I appreciate the comments.

Almost anything can be carpeted if you have the right adhesive and prepare the surface properly. I'm planning on making a trim plate that will cover the seam between the amps, the edge of the enclosure, and next to the seat back. I also have a grill for the sub that I'm covering with grill cloth to hide the sub too. I do a lot of camping and hauling things in my Blazer so I needed to keep things as out of the way and durable as possible.