Brad’s Toyota Celica:
“Celica”

My old car. I thought I'd leave a picture of it. I miss it sometimes.

Now, as of some time in May 02, my Celica is no more. I was not yielded the right of way as some one tried to turn left thru traffic. Smash. All fouled up. So now I drive a '98 Jetta. Vastly different. But I like it still.

She died with a Sony cdx-m750. That whole radio section thing was filled with a piece of black plexi glass around the cd player. pictured is my old kenwood.

I was able to salvage my front jl audio VR 5 1/4"s. They sounded great in here. But now my jetta....
My bass kicked ass. jl audio 15W3 with the box tuned to 30Hz. Impressive as hell for s.q. too.

Had to put the soundstream 702 on the box. There really was no other place. Great amp.
These class A soundstream Renoirs were fenominal. Each one was bridged to 150x1 for each front speaker. Incredible.

These are just some stickers I put on. The one on the rear window is from my dealer. Soundquest in El Paso, TX. Great store. (Sticker says, "Powered by Sounquest Car Audio") Got the "Celica" molding in the back finished in red to accent the GTS badge.

Here are my Renoirs up close. Just thought it would be a nice picture.

Back seat side. ..no sound from there.

There was an optima yellow top battery in there.(not pictured) Damn car.

This picture you can tell how the amps were hidden when the seats were folded up.

Another picture of my interior.

Db drag in Alamogordo. Got a 144.6. Pretty good since i was aiming for sound quality.

This particular digital camera isn't fast enough to take the picture with no blurs. But it kind of looks cool any how.

There it is. Pretty crappy. That ended up totaling the piece of crap.

The white "beam" thing with 3 bolts is sposed to be straight.

If you know where to look, you can kinda see how the transmission mount got kind of twisted.

It was an piece of crap 85 Oldsmobile. The tire i hit basically pinched the front end. Pushed everything back and to the right.