2000 Cadillac Deville lowered on 20" Axis Seven Mod's. Car has a complete audio system valued at over $30,000.00. All work was performed by myself and the guys at J&G Customs in Fountain Valley, CA.You may also reconize the name from the guys who are doing overhaulin. This car is officially FOR SALE for 16000.00 OBO. The rims have been changes to the ones you see at the bottom of the page and it has a new DTS front end on it, with the exception of the fog lights. The pic at the bottom of the page show when we were switching things out and had no emblems on the car. If you would like to see more photos you can email me personally for all info on the car. MBelair79@msn.com

Here is an awsome side view from the rear of the car. The whole body of the car has been color sanded and buffed for that extra shine. You can also notice that the car has been lowered on Eibach springs.

As all of you Cadillac owners know that the factory radio is way to big for this vehicle and should have a moniter in it's place. As you can see I molded the moniter in the dash and relocated the new radio under the dash where the ash tray was located. It took a while to find the right vinal to match the cars factory finish and color.

Here is the updated view of the dash. You can see that I have elimanated the ac control panel to put the eq's control center in it's place. I know have full control in the front of the car instead of through a computer. You can also see that all the pieces have been switched out for Alpine product instead of the Sony ES. The system is a full 5.1 Dolby Digital and DTS surrond sound system now. This peice also has bee color matched to the interior and exterior.

This is the current home of the ac control unit untill it get flushed into the front of the glove compartment. Also i still have full control over it from the steering wheel.

Here you can see i changed all the wood grain pieces into a gloss black to match the cars out paint. Gives the car a more enthuisist design than an elderly person car.

As you can see I have 2 12" Boston Acoustics G5 woofers completely seeled into the rear deck of the car for the ultimate sound quality possiable. I guarentee you will not find this type of and install in any others caddy owners cars. One of a kind install. Awsome woofers by the way, kick the crap out of the JL Audio W6v2's.

Here you can see the new rear deck that the guys at J&G Customs have made for me. It is completely venting the subs into the car now and we also built a piece to go across it to show the Boston name and also to continue the black theme we have going through the car. It also looks really cool. To do all this work we had to remove the rear window.

This is the inside view of the rear deck. As you can see it is covered in suede and the whole ceiling and pillers have been covered also.

Here you can see I still have a whole trunk and not something that is taken up by woofers and amps, like some other people I have seen. I know it is plain but i do not need to show off everything to everybody. Stealth is key word and usability.

Here is my custom install of a Boston Pro50 as a center channel. The piece we have built have also cracked from the sun and we are looking at other ways to rebuild it so it can stand the temp.

Damn did somebody black out their tail lights.

I do believe those headlights have been blacked out also, wow are those different rims also. You see guys you always have to keep changing things since there is always someone out there trying to follow your lead. If you want to follow my lead, i hope you have the bank roll to do it. It is not cheap to make the changes i do and when i do it.