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Cut Parcel Shelf

Started by Skitzvk · 5 Jan 2008 · 31 replies

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SkitzvkArchived member
hey guys got a big problem the previous owner of my car. cut huge holes in the parcel shelf. looks like holes for 10's anyway just to get around a rwc would this work. if i get an orningnal parcel shelf put the factory speakers in and in the boot make a large carpet peace of wood and have it start at the bottow of the boot and go all the way to the top of the shelf. but covering it i know its unsafe and all but i cant afford at the moment to have it all welded up any ideas ???
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MMMMArchived member
did you buy it from GRKWPN
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SkitzvkArchived member
na i got it from ebay
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ChemicalArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by MMMM did you buy it from GRKWPN lol poor jono it could work but then again theres a high chance of it not working..if you were going to do what you said you were going to do i would do a mighty fine job of covering it up so it cant be detectable didnt you check this before you purchased the car?
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Calais_NvArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by MMMM did you buy it from GRKWPN lmao
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SkitzvkArchived member
i know i was to wraped in the fact how good the body was and no rust this is the first car ive had that had a cut shelf a guy showed me that he cut two holes for 12's where the back seat mounts in and said if he can get away with that i should be right getting away with the cut shelf lol
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[FLY-BYE]Archived member
Quote: Originally Posted by Skitzvk i know i was to wraped in the fact how good the body was and no rust this is the first car ive had that had a cut shelf a guy showed me that he cut two holes for 12's where the back seat mounts in and said if he can get away with that i should be right getting away with the cut shelf lol LMFAO the guy ppl above have mentioned . . . is the same dude who showed you those subs, and he will not get away with what he has done, no way in hell, as soon as cops go through his car they will see it and he will get ****ed up, your idea may work as its not as bad where as his is a structural safety issue
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[GRK-WPN]Archived member
hey dude, your question was answered the first time wasnt it? why make another thread and give me more ****? lol and YES I WILL GET AWAY WITH IT ****HEAD****SUCKERMOTHA****ERPOOFTERWHOREHOOKER*** *SUCKMY****GARY!! and i aint realy sure how a peice of metal that has been spot welded and sikaflexed in is a BIG STRUCTURAL SAFETY ISSUE!!!!! ****HEAD!
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InspiredArchived member
lmao classic
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[FLY-BYE]Archived member
Quote: Originally Posted by [GRK-WPN] hey dude, your question was answered the first time wasnt it? why make another thread and give me more ****? lol and YES I WILL GET AWAY WITH IT ****HEAD****SUCKERMOTHA****ERPOOFTERWHOREHOOKER*** *SUCKMY****GARY!! and i aint realy sure how a peice of metal that has been spot welded and sikaflexed in is a BIG STRUCTURAL SAFETY ISSUE!!!!! ****HEAD! not sure if you realise this yet or not but, YOU HAVE NO ****ING CLUE, you are the biggest tool out there who has completly ****ed what could have been a good car, if someone ****ing T bones you where the rear doors/ boot is the people in the back are going to be completely ****ed as you now have no crumple zone in there what so ever because of your "OMG BRO LIKE I GOTZ HEKTIK SUBS" get some ****ing common sense you knob jokey. edit: id just like to congratulate you as im sure you will take out tool of the year 08 aswell and be running champ 2 yrs in a row , might even make 09 Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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EN94GEArchived member
Lol @ [GRK-WPN] again. But on topic dude you are going to have to take it to a panel shop and do it properly. Unexpected things happen and it may cost $$ but do you want it defected off the road?
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MMMMArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by [GRK-WPN] hey dude, your question was answered the first time wasnt it? why make another thread and give me more ****? lol and YES I WILL GET AWAY WITH IT ****HEAD****SUCKERMOTHA****ERPOOFTERWHOREHOOKER*** *SUCKMY****GARY!! and i aint realy sure how a peice of metal that has been spot welded and sikaflexed in is a BIG STRUCTURAL SAFETY ISSUE!!!!! ****HEAD! BAHAHAHAHAHAHA you are a tool you should have been born blonde and female cause you are a dumb **** BAHAHAHAHAHA Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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nomadArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by Skitzvk hey guys got a big problem the previous owner of my car. cut huge holes in the parcel shelf. looks like holes for 10's anyway just to get around a rwc would this work. if i get an orningnal parcel shelf put the factory speakers in and in the boot make a large carpet peace of wood and have it start at the bottow of the boot and go all the way to the top of the shelf. but covering it i know its unsafe and all but i cant afford at the moment to have it all welded up any ideas ??? Just put another parcel shelf over the top.... Factory VL's didn't come with rear speakers....... So don't put any in
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vl 304Archived member
you will have to weld it an then get an engineers report cos its structural damage reason i know is that i got done for this at shep '07' but my holes where the original holes in the shelf with only 2'' by 1'' cut out an i had a C&*T of a cop so yeh they will more than likely knock it when ya get the RWC done sorry dude but good luck trying
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SkitzvkArchived member
ill probaly end up getting it rewelded. what would it roughly cost just the welding.
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MrSquigleArchived member
think about the number of VL's out there with 6x9's on the back shelf. do you need to cut the rear shelf to fit them?. If you do I would imagine alot of people on here could have problems.
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[FLY-BYE]Archived member
Quote: Originally Posted by MrSquigle think about the number of VL's out there with 6x9's on the back shelf. do you need to cut the rear shelf to fit them?. If you do I would imagine alot of people on here could have problems. you put spacers ontop of the shelf, which means you dont have to cut holes, which is what alot of people do
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playerArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by [FLY-BYE] you put spacers ontop of the shelf, which means you dont have to cut holes, which is what alot of people do Thats exactly what i did! i made a mdf shelf and cut spacers for the 6x9,s, while i was @ it! now all i have to do is secure the parcle shelf down and drill a hole in the mdf for the baby capsule screw (otherwise you can get busted) and it should be sweet!
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88_vl_bt1Archived member
Quote: Originally Posted by [GRK-WPN] hey dude, your question was answered the first time wasnt it? why make another thread and give me more ****? lol and YES I WILL GET AWAY WITH IT ****HEAD****SUCKERMOTHA****ERPOOFTERWHOREHOOKER*** *SUCKMY****GARY!! and i aint realy sure how a peice of metal that has been spot welded and sikaflexed in is a BIG STRUCTURAL SAFETY ISSUE!!!!! ****HEAD! your a ****n moron mate, wake up to your self.
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[FLY-BYE]Archived member
Quote: Originally Posted by player Thats exactly what i did! i made a mdf shelf and cut spacers for the 6x9,s, while i was @ it! now all i have to do is secure the parcle shelf down and drill a hole in the mdf for the baby capsule screw (otherwise you can get busted) and it should be sweet! yeh man exactly, its so easy edit: on that note i dont have a baby capsule screw hahaha Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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