Looks very much like Baby II, boring!! ;-) Fourth Gen Chrysler Grand Caravan even, I think!! One Electrical Engineering school joke me and my fellow EE students thought of in my lab group was we would probably get a really bad grade if our EE project emitted smoke, unless emitting smoke was in the project specs!
It would have made it SO much easier! If I was adept and removing and reinstalling windshields, or installer guy was. But we made it work anyway, mostly with my efforts which worked outstandingly!
I literally laughed out loud….thanks for posting this. HAHAHAHAHA.I seriously have my hopes up
Uh yeah. That is THE PROPER way of installing audio....you question it like you've never done this before but continue to flap your yap about how you did this 20 some odd years ago. Now I know your lying. Any car audio guru, enthusiast, expert, etc knows that when it comes to builds, small or big, interior will be taken apart.
The "proper" way? Says WHO??!!
You explain something....that would be the DAY!//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wow.gif.23d729408e9177caa2a0ed6a2ba6588e.gif
Wait, you are going to take and post pictures of your system playing? Please include pictures of the sound coming out of the speakers.I know how to adequately fix a cheap Chrysler plastic 5.25" Driver's side dash speaker mount point which broke off! And we didn't even have to pull the windshield although doing so would have made this repair SO much easier!
Now it's a 6-32 machine screw thread courtesy of a 6-32 RivNut!! I LOVE these RivNuts!!
Got both 5.25" dash speakers and tweeters installed. Pics tomorrow when we power up the DSP and amps and see how Baby II sounds now! O-boy! O-boy! O-boy!
John Kuthe...
No, that's pointless especially because the ONLY thing not stock in appearance are the two PHD tweeters my installer guy installed with the included PHD tweeter mounts at the lower part of my A-pillar plastic covers. Just as I wanted this install to go! Oh unless you look at what's down in the Stow-n-Go seat storage spaces! But I've posted pics of my equipment bay and the subwoofer pit too.
Chrysler is who you should argue with that design decision! I stuck with the stock speaker mounts, all SIX of them! The best? No, but the easiest, which is why I tried to get good drivers/speakers, whatever you want to call them!
