anybody know a good audio shop that could make this?
 

<center><img src="http://www.arijaycomet.com/cars/junior32/R32History21.jpg"></center><p>would prefer a small shop as opposed to a big chain

thanks fellas

the one in manassas off route 234... cant remember the name right now
 

but i do always suggest them with audio stuff on this board

cool. if you think of their name, let me know
 

i'd like to get an estimate on how much it would run me at a few different places, but i dont want to go to a shop that nobody recommends. i'd rather pay a little more the first time to make sure it's made perfectly

it was safe and sound like 2 miles away from the interstate
 

but their website is down so i don't know if they are still around.

Is that just a cargo shelf, or is there another purpose to it?

there was one dude that had a gun rack underneath those

rear seat delete
 

i never use the back seat. i'd rather have something a bit different and more practicality with use of the hatch. save a bit of weight, have something a little cooler...etc. i might, when i end up doing a stereo, have the amp built into it

that shouldn't be that hard to do yourself.

I see. Taking out the rear seats may produce a bit more body flex, though,
 

especially in a hatchback. I thought about doing that to save weight at the track or autox, but didn't want to have flex as a result. The way the rear seats are mounted, they do seem to provide extra stiffness in that hatch area.

dude, thats just particle board covered with felt......
 

all u need is a circular saw, a straight edge, some fasteners, felt and a staple gun. u can save yourself a few hundred bones and get the self satifaction of doing it yourself :)