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Removing rear sub box

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Can anyone give me an idea on how to remove this rear subwoofer enclosure? It feels like I need to push towards the rear of the car and lift up but I just can't seem to get it out. Thanks in advance

POST 2Original post

I haven't seen anything like that around here, so sorry, no help here. But it looks cool. Would love to remove my rear seat and put that shelf back there !

POST 3Original post

Do you have more pictures of this subwoofer box? Looks like it was built over the rear seats and I really like it! looking to do the same

POST 4Original post

Very well made. How are the subs positioned? A few of us would love more information. There must be hidden screws somewhere. Try a little force but not to much.

POST 5Original post

Quotes source post: 20617929

Totally agree which is why i want to see more pictures! haha. Looks like the top is metal is pressured there, a little force could pull it out. Subs i assume that could be facing down. Super clean

POST 6Original post

Perfect. Not permanent, looks very good. You would fire subs down into the metal under the seats if you want subs, or go with extra storage. The contoured edges make it look sharp.I would miss the Barby seats though.

POST 7Original post

That is an excellent custom enclosure. Well-fitted to the car. Please do make a 360 degree video and/or pictures of it when you take it out and post them to this thread. There is a 75 lb German Shepherd sitting here giving me big brown eyes of longing for one of these in place of the current, and useless, back seats so she could ride comfortably in the car. She has never been allowed in the car due to the back seat configuration but I might consider it if I had one of these installed.

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Quotes source post: 20131724

have you checked to see if the carpeted center panels pop out, it may be screwed down from the inside?

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