Well I got a good platform to build on now. I got a 2005 Ford Escape XLT 4WD. Double DIN opening and room in the open cargo hatch for mucho bass!



Nope, it needs stuff already lololGuess all the car repair post will be over now you have a Ford.
Congrats on the new ride.
👀 💩 💩 LOLGuess all the car repair post will be over now you have a Ford.
Congrats on the new ride.
Thanks, that is good info. It is the XLT and has 4WD with ABS and Cruise. Apparently it is Fords "Intelligent 4WD" meaning it is front wheel drive until it detects a tire slipping then it transfers torque to the rear tires as needed. We will see how it handles light snow.Looks to be in decent shape body wise. One thing I will tell you though is the ABS and Cruise Control is connected. When you do front brake or rear brakes on them when pushing back in the caliper it can screw up the pressure sensor on the brake master cylinder. Very common Ford Explorers, Escapes any of those that have 4x4. If it has one it should be mounted on top of the master cylinder. Found out the hard way after my cruise control was messed up for 6 months after doing all the brakes on my '03 Explorer. But good thing I did replace the ABS sensors all 3 of them and the axles as they had sensors as well and 2 back axles had rips in the boots. Fronts were close as well to ripping but with 74K on them eh not all that shocking. IF you want nice 3D printed 6x8 adapters to do 6.5" in them I have a guy on eBay that does nice work for many different sizes for 11 bucks with shipping and up depending on how thick you want them and will do custom pods as well. He has a listing up you just contact him before hand and ask him if you can make this in this thickness and he will have you pay the 11 bucks and then send you a separate bill for any extra materials and shipping. I had him do a 1" thick set, a 1/2" thick set, a normal thickness, a set of custom pods and it was like 60 bucks total with shipping.
I have everything except door speakers. 2 - 10" Punch P3's a 1200w sub amp a 4 channel mids and highs amp the Kenwood eXcelon 706S double din that can do active crossovers.