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2004 Toyota Solara
Bought: Jan, 0001
Sold: Jan, 0001
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08 BLUE AUTOMATIC CONVERTIBLE *LEATHER HEATED SEATS *FL $10,500.00
2007 Toyota Solara SE Coupe Black Only 8,000 miles $12,500.00
TOYOTA CAMRY SOLARA SE V6 CONVERTIBLE $6,101.00
CONVERTIBLE - V6 - ALL POWER - LEATHER - POWER TOP $1,924.37
02 TOYOTA SOLARA CONVERTIBLE LOW RESERVE CLEAN CHICAGO $5,200.00
Last updated: Feb 16, 2006
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This is just the beginning. This will be a slow process as I've been out the game for a few years, not to mention all the things I have to build from scratch just to get this stuff to fit. Most of the equipment I have had since I was 18 in my first car, and has been sitting around for a couple years.
Stock Head unit Polk Momo MMC6500 6.5" front Polk Momo MMC690 6x9" rear deck Satellite amp Rockford Fosgate Punch 4080 1 Kicker Solo Baric s12d 12" sub (used to have 2 but 1 is enough now) Sub Amp MTX Thunder 2300 Bridged 600 watts RMS Phoenix Gold EQ230 1/3 octave 30 band EQ for the front components Streetwires 1 farad capacitor Stinger distribution block and wiring- 4 guage from battery, 8 to amps
Engine compartment wiring and fuse
First pics shows where the wires goes through the firewall-it's a tight squeeze in there. Next pics show the sound damping in the trunk. 3 layers of Dynamat extreme on the trunk lid, Fatmat extreme on the rest.
Next pics show the plates I fabricated out of 1/4" mdf to accommodate the new speakers. First is rear deck, second is front doors These 2 show the tweeters. I wanted to put them in the factory dash locations, but to get wires in there, and also to put the stocks back when I get rid of the car would have been difficult, so I stuck them on the pillars. Here is the panel that will hold the fosgate amp and the EQ. Next is the trim piece under the rear window that will hold the distibutor block and crossovers for the components.
Trim piece minus crossovers, and the amp rack wrapped in black vinyl.
Amp rack in place. The back shows where I mounted the rear crossovers.
Amp and EQ installed
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Posted by: kaotikflava
10/25/2006 10:46PM
clean ride bro!!...go check mine out and let me know what u think!!....lates
Posted by: prodigy79
08/07/2006 08:27PM
What's up my black on chrome brotha?? Twinz dude, our cars ROCK!!! :-D :-P Haha peace, -James
Posted by: chrizclutch
07/27/2006 09:18AM
Hey great lookin ride. Love the rims. Black always looks great with chrome. Check my 04 out on 19"
Posted by: Ford95ProbeGT
04/09/2006 10:58PM
Damn kid, that system install is alot more advanced then mine will ever be, though my car is 9 years old and in shit condition so it's fitting.
Posted by: 99LuxuryLara
02/16/2006 11:58PM
Your car looks great....I love what you did with the trunk, to me the looks count just as much as the sound.Keep up the good work!
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