1953 Chevrolet Kicker Audio Build - Air Zenith Compressors

The floor section is also going to receive a raised floor, so a stencil was needed to create it. Then it was raised and reinforced.
The floor section is also going to receive a raised floor, so a stencil was needed to crea
The Kicker amplifier was set in place and checked to ensure a proper fit.
Adam wanted to dress up the panels, so he created a trim using 3/4-inch MDF board.

The trim was then coated in fiberglass resin to allow it to be wrapped in vinyl.
The interior panels were smoothened out using automotive filler. Later, glue and vinyl were used to finish up the panels.
The interior panels were smoothened out using automotive filler. Later, glue and vinyl wer
The speakers were mounted and wired.

Custom kick panels were made from a stencil. Adam cut out the speaker holders, which needed to be angled.
Custom kick panels were made from a stencil. Adam cut out the speaker holders, which neede
The kick panels were set up for the fiberglass process. Cloth was laid across the panels giving the desired shape.
The kick panels were set up for the fiberglass process. Cloth was laid across the panels g
Thin coats of resin were spread on evenly.

The speakers were mounted into the fabricated kick panels.
Adam ran the wires through the car and routed them to the trunk. Then he worked on connecting the Kicker amplifier.
Adam ran the wires through the car and routed them to the trunk. Then he worked on connect
The Air-Zenith Compressors were mounted to the side panels, as they were going to be exposed and incorporated into the design of the trunk. The compressor power lines were then connected.
The Air-Zenith Compressors were mounted to the side panels, as they were going to be expos