A rear view of the Corvette showing the sub enclosure / amp rack, fabricated out of a MDF form and covered with fiberglass. The license plates match the rear hatch graphic.

A closer look at the sub enclosure / amp rack. The front of the enclosure and door panels feature a back-lit duplicate of the Corvette logo on the gas cover

Looking back at the Sub Enclosure / Amp rack from the driver's side. The amp end caps and woofer cover were painted to color match the rest of the custom interior pieces.

A look at the interior of the Vette from the driver's side. All the custom interior pieces we made were color matched to the accent stripe running down the center of the car.

Custom door panels were fabricated to hold the 8 inch Pioneer mid-bass speakers. The speaker rings and armrests were CNCed from solid aluminum and hand polished.

Here's a good view of the custom made center console which flows back to the sub enclosure and the custom glove box panel made to house the Pioneer AVIC-D3.

Because the dash was limited to a single DIN location, the glove box area was used for the navagation unit. The panel was angled to viewing easy from both seats.

The crossovers from the Pioneer TS-C720 component system waere mounted in the 4x6 dash speaker locations. A custom dash cover was made to replace the original.

"Flick" (Floor/Kick) panels were made to hold the front stage component speakers. These locations were picked after extensive placement tests for maximum imaging.

Always a center of attention in a vehicle, the console recieved a major facelift. Switches for lighting plus controls for sub amps and bass-boost were built into the console.

Located in the stock indash location, the hub of the audio / video system is a Pioneer DEH-P800PRS. Here's a good shot of the custom dash panel we fabricated.

For ease of use, the remote control for the DEH-P800PRS was integrated into the center console. A 3V supply was wired to it and the IR emmiter was relocated