worst cars to put a system in

[Bob Saget]

'65 F-100 gas tank is behind the seat. There is a hump under the seat all the way across, so no under the seat mounting either. Dash is steel. Doors are ALL steel, including access panels. There is NO radio 'kit" made for it(jigsaw and plenty of blades and a steady hand). Came with ONE speaker in the center of the dash. All speaker placements have to be fabricated. There is no insulation or sound deadening of any type, tin-can acoustics. Basically, there is not ONE component that can be installed without fabrication. Any GOOD aspects to this vehicle?

They're all sitting in a junkyard?

 

[Bob Saget]

BMW

One of my dads friends at his work wanted me to add a 10'' sub/small amp in his '06 M3. By the time I was done he had a $3,500 system. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/boink.gif.91933e72f927f2cefc79aff02573090c.gif

 

[Vossy 10+ year member]

that BMW seems to be at the top of the worst list....

My Bimmer ****** *** too, stock deck is such a POS. But I wanted to keep the look/controls :\

**** iPod integration was more than a new deck.

 

[TMali 10+ year member]

I meant hard to get loud. Can't really fit much inside it.
And what's up with the P2's? If he spent that much on a car, he should at least get some better equipment...

Whats wrong with p2's? ive had some and i enjoyed them

 

[UMWDawg92 10+ year member]

my 04 ford taurus with electric climate control ***** becuase you have to keep the stock HU and to run power wire through the firewall the car has to be jacked up and the driver's side tire has to come off and the dust shields had to come off. The worst part is doing the big 3, the Alternator's output screw is such a tight space that unless you have tiny hands it's impossible to get to. I had to have someone else do that part for me. The only nice part is it has a huge trunk and it's easy to get sound into the car as well as with 3/4 spacers the doors have plenty of mounting depth for just about any mids.