Reassembly cmplt less carpeting & minor tweaking

[marcair]

http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb21/marcair/front.jpg
http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb21/marcair/rear-2.jpg
http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb21/marcair/interior.jpg
http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb21/marcair/armrestIpodcover.jpg
http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb21/marcair/Ipodrecptable.jpg
http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb21/marcair/maplight.jpg

[Mylee]

Not a fan of the front spoiler, but love the work on your interior, especially the map light. Respray looks top notch.
Whats your plans for the carpet?

[TADO]

the paint looks fantastic. love the little touches youve made as well - the ipod cover is genius! :D

[marcair]

The map light assy was made from a typ van overhead light unit.
The ipod receptable is a simple foam-filled wire mesh frame wired to the radio. Will add a few pics of the shallow subwoofer assy that will be installed on the floor at the passenger feet location with protective railings as a footrest. I installed 1/4 inch thk sound proffing about the firewall, flooring and on the engine cover - makes a big difference. Also, will post a few pics of the VW EMPI muffler assy that will be modified and installed. (Previously, I modified the stock muffler into dual tips but now I can't fit a rear strut stabilizer bar)

[8EAT]

Where's the the I Pod fitted did you connect it to the radio i wonder if it would conect into the cd input?

[marcair]

Knowing nothing about sound system wiring, had an extra FM transmitter cable. The new speakers, amp and sub will not be high-end, so I'll never note the difference from the FM sender from the direct wire method.

A funny thing, the driving lights are only installed with earth magnets - super strong - no holes and no flickering when driving. The remote control light kit was the same as the non-remote control kit. Bought the remote kit and hard wired the lights ti the OEM wiring. Now I will hook-up the remote transmitter and reciever to the heat pads I had installed in the seats under the upholstery. Should be nice this winter when the temps drop to 50F.