I need direction to a 15" box that will fit my truck

[Brandonadmire]

I just bought a 2018 Nissan Frontier ext cab, and I cannot find a 15" box that will fit in the back, behind the front seats. Im down to take out the back seats or whatever it takes. Please help me!!

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[Bobbytwonames 5,000+ posts]

I just bought a 2018 Nissan Frontier ext cab, and I cannot find a 15" box that will fit in the back, behind the front seats. Im down to take out the back seats or whatever it takes. Please help me!!

Not sure how much room you have, but this one is 18". The sub will have to face up though. It's best to build your own box or have one built. This one is 4.25 cubic feet tuned to 36hz.

 

[BCotrell 10+ year member]

Crazy how expensive prefabs are. Get a design for a few bucks with your sub and space requirements and pay a local carpenter to do it. Won’t be much more or less than that prefab

 

[Bobbytwonames 5,000+ posts]

Crazy how expensive prefabs are. Get a design for a few bucks with your sub and space requirements and pay a local carpenter to do it. Won’t be much more or less than that prefab

Probably $60 in material and $120 labor.

 

[Louisiana_CRX 5,000+ posts]

I just bought a 2018 Nissan Frontier ext cab, and I cannot find a 15" box that will fit in the back, behind the front seats. Im down to take out the back seats or whatever it takes. Please help me!!

You can always get a box design and goto Lowes and have them cut the box out for you ... all you'll need is wood glue and screws to put it together ...they say on the sign they could be off on the cuts by upto 1/2 and inch ..but one way around this is tip the guy cutting a $20 spot ..he's probably getting paid minimum wage..so that's good money tell him you want it cut right is the reason your giving him the extra money ...bring a tape measure to double check...they have a $10,000 panel saw it will make accurate cuts ....way better and cheaper than a prefab junk

 

[hispls 5,000+ posts]

You can always get a box design and goto Lowes and have them cut the box out for you ... all you'll need is wood glue and screws to put it together ...they say on the sign they could be off on the cuts by upto 1/2 and inch ..but one way around this is tip the guy cutting a $20 spot ..he's probably getting paid minimum wage..so that's good money tell him you want it cut right is the reason your giving him the extra money ...bring a tape measure to double check...they have a $10,000 panel saw it will make accurate cuts ....way better and cheaper than a prefab junk

I've had mixed results with this method. If you get a good saw boss and throw him a bone he'll certainly do his best but often those saws are old and tired and won't hold true even with a good operator. When I count on them to do cuts I'd still like a good sander or flush bit on the router to clean things up as needed and plan to use PL adhesive or liquid nails for gap filling.

Also I don't think anybody gets paid minimum wage anymore, at least not for jobs that aren't super easy or fun. Around here even Dunkin Donuts pays 13 and change an hour + benefits according to the help wanted sign.