hey guys, first to answer a few questions....

before i put the fibreglass on i just covered the area with masking tape, to prtect the cars suface so i doesnt get resin and s**t al over it, but the sub boxes are made from layers of resin, fg matting, core mat, fg matting, and lastly resin again

as for fixing the base down, all the flooring is fixed to one major support beam (basically a chuck of pine exactly the same as those in ur house roofing trusses), and that is fixed to the wheel arches by the use of metal brackets u can find at bunnings in the builders hardware section (tere should be an area in the isle full of a load of red boxes filled with different shaped brackets....)

as for being legal, so far i cant see a prob with it, cos everthing is still accessible cos everything moves to get to andthing it may be covering...ie, the floor is hinged and held up by struts to get the tyre out, all the side panelling will be clipped into place to make brakelight bulb changing nice and easy etc...

anyway...heres some more pics for u to keeps tabs on...



good old floor framing with the new floor locking mech and support strut getting a test to make sure they work as planned....and they do...


boot lid resined up and ready for fg'ing


boot resined up and also ready for fg'ing

and say hello to fibreglass,



forgot to put this one in eariler...

well.....all the fg has been trimmed up to size.....so happy i wore long pants and a jacket at the time......hardly itched at all...

anyway..so i didnt also hae to sand the s**t to get it ready for painting, on goes the car filler (so it can get sanded instead)....

only sideaffect, looks like i just drove thru a snow storm....and so did the outside of the car until i washed it......HAHA

im still a little way from the surface being ready for painting, but u guys get the idea....








so, unlike my first few posts, this is actually where i really am up to in building this thing. will be back at on monday,

anyway..for now.....laters, SQRL

a car does not need to have a spare tyre, although if there is one present it must be secured accordingly as to not cause further damage in the event of an crash.

I know it's been a while - so does anyone know what happened to this install?

It was looking so sweet - I'm sure we all wanted to see the rest?

I reckon, i LOVE the idea of using struts and that on the false floor, rather than have it in the way while trying to access the tyre! That and the boot catch to secure it down. very nice indeed. But yeah, final pictures would be great!

Looks cool all the audio stuff, but damn, get rid of those lids headlight covers, look s**t on all AU Falcons.

hey guys, yeah, i knows its been about 2 months now since my last update of pics, reason being is i managed to get myself a 2nd job in the car audio industry (finally doing what i wanted), but as for now, im still at my other job therefor only get 1 day of a week so havent had time to do the car.....oh well.....but i will keep it going, hopefully soon again, so just keep an eye out, but ofcourse ill let ya all know

as for getting rid of the headlight protectors, i dont think so, i know not everyone likes the look of em but id rather them on it that losing a headlight from a stone, already lost 2 others

laters guys

Doing a great job so far SQRL! Good photo's.

Looking like a great job! would love to do something like that on mine, but im afraid i lack the skills you have! Hope to see more of this install soon, it is definately pushing me to think harder about getting a quality install