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<blockquote data-quote="Scott H." data-source="post: 7585115" data-attributes="member: 638554">Hello everyone!I found this site in a web search and joined the site to learn just how far things have progressed in the years I&#039;ve been away from the hobby. I&#039;m also trying to learn the process of building interior panels to house my equipment and have found a couple of great articles so far!Back in the late 80&#039;s to the early 90&#039;s I built several competition style sound systems that would be considered crude by today&#039;s standards. I never got serious about it since I&#039;m completely deaf in my left ear and cannot afford to lose the hearing in my right ear. I do enjoy a well rounded, clean sounding system though.With that said, I will introduce you to my 2 projects that I plan on installing sound systems into. One is a typical project, the other isn&#039;t.The first one is a 1972 Mercury Comet GT that will be built into a show car of sorts. The second one is my oddball, a 1986 Club Car Golf Cart. I&#039;m not wanting much out of this one, just something to listen to while riding around or doing work outside.I&#039;ve worked on cars, trucks, and motorcycles since I was 8 years old. I worked in the industry for several years and still would be if it weren&#039;t for a lower back injury. Bodywork and electrical systems don&#039;t bother me in the least so I tend to jump into projects with both feet. It just takes me a little longer to do things now is all.-Scott H.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scott H., post: 7585115, member: 638554"] Hello everyone! I found this site in a web search and joined the site to learn just how far things have progressed in the years I've been away from the hobby. I'm also trying to learn the process of building interior panels to house my equipment and have found a couple of great articles so far! Back in the late 80's to the early 90's I built several competition style sound systems that would be considered crude by today's standards. I never got serious about it since I'm completely deaf in my left ear and cannot afford to lose the hearing in my right ear. I do enjoy a well rounded, clean sounding system though. With that said, I will introduce you to my 2 projects that I plan on installing sound systems into. One is a typical project, the other isn't. The first one is a 1972 Mercury Comet GT that will be built into a show car of sorts. The second one is my oddball, a 1986 Club Car Golf Cart. I'm not wanting much out of this one, just something to listen to while riding around or doing work outside. I've worked on cars, trucks, and motorcycles since I was 8 years old. I worked in the industry for several years and still would be if it weren't for a lower back injury. Bodywork and electrical systems don't bother me in the least so I tend to jump into projects with both feet. It just takes me a little longer to do things now is all. -Scott H. [/QUOTE]

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