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Looks like an ok sketch. Hard perspective to see it all. What material are you wanting to use? Wood/resin? Plastic? I see you plan on plexiglass lids. How big of subs: 10, 12?

Think you should measure out the sides, angles so we can see depth, and a better overall view.

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I was going to use MDF wood. prob 5/8'' or 1/2''.

also just thought, should I have the port to the back or to the front of the box?

Rough estimate measurements, will get more accurate ones tomorrow.

Im planning on lifting the back seat up 2''s with a rectangle tube as a spacer.

so the approx measurements will be

front of bench to floor-->13''

back of bench to floor-->5.5-6''

side to side-->roughly 6'

end of bench to floor (hump)-->9''

back of bench to floor (hump)-->3.5-4.5''

did I leave anything out?

also need to leave space on the front corners for the handles to lift the seats

and yes I plan on using plexiglass on covers to give the box some flare. or a tougher similar material.

Just do a sealed box. You aren't going to get the airspace in the box for a port to sound good. As l so there isn't enough airspace in the cab. I had a ported box in my XJ and it sounded great, but there was plenty of airspace. Also I would never use 1/2 inch mdf. 5/8 at least, and I always use 3/4.

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I agree, 1/2 MDF aint thick enough unless your running 8" subs 3/4 is your best bet. Try here for some calulations Speaker Box Enclosure Designer / Calculator and here for a better idea of what your wanting AJ Audio Subwoofer Box Enclosure Design Software - Sub Speaker Cabinet Building Program Downloads These sites can be kinda confuseing if you dont know the nembers they are looking for. So do some research before jumping in, remember measure twice, cut once.

thanks guys, great information and exactly what I was looking for. Glad I posted here before diving in. Will go with a sealed box, thanks. Ill post pics later guys.