30something's FJ Cruiser

[30something]

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that's pretty much it for now. I'm starting on the sub boxes later this week and I've got a few ideas dancing around in my head.

[30something]

No you replaced what I liked with something I LOVE! Those SS REF's are bad ass mothers.

After spending a couple of weeks with them, I'd have to agree

The metal work is impressive. Really clean looking. Great job!

Thanks! I just know enough to get by as a shadetree fabricator.

[Slammer]

After spending a couple of weeks with them, I'd have to agree



Thanks! I just know enough to get by as a shadetree fabricator.

Your metal work and welds are clearly better than "enough to get buy". Kudos for what is looking like a very impressive build log! I couldn't help but notice the JL battery terminals that you selected. I use them as well and love them! Can't wait to see more progress.........

[Hi-FiDelity]

Your metal work and welds are clearly better than "enough to get buy".........

I couldn't agree more, I would love to be able to fab metal work like that.

[wheelieking71]

I have to agree! I am a fab-guy myself. Nice to see somebody who takes pride in his work! The "top installer in the country" (yea right) is right around the corner from my shop. I have seen his attempts at fabricated amp-racks. His look like a 4-yr old did it compared to yours! Nice job!

[astrochex]

shit howdy that is nice work!

[Lanson]

Note to self: learn to weld

Awesome work man!

[BigAl205]

You make it look easy!

[30something]

Started on the passenger side sub enclosure.

Used paper templates to transfer the panel shapes over to 3/4" MDF.





masked everything off and stated glassing





10 layers of 1.5 oz mat later...

[TIMMAY!!!]

Wow, this is really solid. Fitting build for an FJ, it looks like the system would hold up to the gnarliest of rock climbs. I am also overdue for learning how to weld.