My trunk with nothing in it.
	Here's the base of the enclosure, where the amp will be mounted and where the sub will sit.
	Here's the same base, but with the walls attached. I ended up sawing off part of the left and right sides so that it could slide out of the trunk easier.
	This is the cardboard template for the lid of the enclosure.
	The lid and enclosure fit nicely in the trunk. The sub sits snugly against the back seat. Right now the sub is facing the rear for better sound.
	Here's the lid in it's carpeting stage.
	Using Encyclopedia Brittanicas (1989) to hold the carpet against the base enclosure.
	Here are all the wires I used. red-power black-ground blue-remote turn on grey/white-door speakers (not used right now) red/black-kickpanels
	Here's another view standing at the rear. Don't worry, they don't really look like this after they're all hooked up.
	10W0 in Q-Logic sealed box.
	Q-Logic kickpanels. I had part of the top cut so that the stock alarm wires would fit. I don't use it, but I just didn't like the idea of cutting all those wires.
	Q-Logic kickpanel in place. I had to ditch the footrest.
	A direct view. As you can see, there is clearance between the clutch pedal and the speaker.
	I wanted to use my old JBLs in the rear deck, so I made a plexiglass adapter.

More pics to come!