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I was thinking the same thing, I asked the guy that was selling the Bronco, he didn't have a clue. Said they were in it when he bought it. I might try to build some.
I build a wood sub structure that covered the entire back opening. It was fairly easy to build. I added a couple "L" brackets for support and mounted it.
I then added panel covers over it. If I hadn't been adding the custom panels, the wood could have been covered with a thin sheet of metal and painted or textured.
I build a wood sub structure that covered the entire back opening. It was fairly easy to build. I added a couple "L" brackets for support and mounted it.
I then added panel covers over it. If I hadn't been adding the custom panels, the wood could have been covered with a thin sheet of metal and painted or textured.
That's cool, I used some chip board to make up some rear quarter interior panels and put a couple of speakers in them. I am thinking I might just make a custom box to fill the entire area then install speakers into it. Be another project I can add to my list.
I was thinking the same thing, I asked the guy that was selling the Bronco, he didn't have a clue. Said they were in it when he bought it. I might try to build some.