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Post Your Cargo Area - No Cleaning Edition!
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Envoy_04
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- Jul 1, 2013
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This is mine as of right now. It stays like this about all the time.
Random umbrella, a snow brush, and my tool bag.
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Compartment has some gloves, a couple cans of lubricant, and my handy 12' jumper cables.
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Random umbrella, a snow brush, and my tool bag.
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Compartment has some gloves, a couple cans of lubricant, and my handy 12' jumper cables.
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Sparky
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Old wiper blade in case of emergency, and a bin! Nice and neat. Well, I put almost all my crap in a bin so it looks neater than it really is. Don't look inside it though 
The blue bin is full of random PC cables, bolts, bungees, tire inflator (sitting on top of everything), oh and the old turndown off my resonator for some reason
The floor compartment has a first aid kit, ratchet straps, little shovel for digging out snow or something (had it in my old car, never have needed it since I got the TB), and the crappiest little tool kit known to man. Not even sure why I still have it back there as half the sockets and stuff are busted 
The blue bin is full of random PC cables, bolts, bungees, tire inflator (sitting on top of everything), oh and the old turndown off my resonator for some reason
The floor compartment has a first aid kit, ratchet straps, little shovel for digging out snow or something (had it in my old car, never have needed it since I got the TB
), and the crappiest little tool kit known to man. Not even sure why I still have it back there as half the sockets and stuff are busted Attachments
Boricua SS
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ok here is mine taken when I just got home from work today. It was the beaSSt's weekly fire up in storage, so I thought why not take a pic... The subs are American Bass DX 12's in a Aero Ported box (hence the offset since the port is firing to the passenger side wall) tuned to 38 Hz (hit a 143.7 at a sanctioned Meca event at the kick and a 145.3 at the head rest at a different event)
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paulcmartin
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pretty messy, too many jackets. I try to keep stuff for every occasion that might come up. In the tool box I have basic tools and extra car bulbs.
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HARDTRAILZ
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Kyle, how's your bass response with your subs turned like that? Are you ported or sealed? Whenever I have something long to throw back there, and I turn my sealed box to fire sideways, I lose a LOT of bass. 
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HARDTRAILZ
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Blckshdw said:Kyle, how's your bass response with your subs turned like that? Are you ported or sealed? Whenever I have something long to throw back there, and I turn my sealed box to fire sideways, I lose a LOT of bass.
Bout same as faced rear for me. Box is sealed. I usually have the cargo cover hiding stuff n things stacked up so bass hardly ever has a clear shot toward glass either way I turn them.
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HARDTRAILZ
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Boricua SS said:Haha in all my years around your ride, I never knew you had subs in the back Kyle
I don't bump them often, but have always had some in there. These for several years, but had a kicker 10 or an mtx 12 or 2 pioneer 12 in a sealed box and again with those in a bandpass or ????. Had 2 6x9 in boxes on a seperate amp for awhile as well. Just settled on this simple setup due to room or I would run a pair of 15s, 3 10s, 4 6x9, dash plates, and tweets like my Burban had when I used to get noise violations.
Used to do stereo installs for a gas station/shop I worked at in high school and college. The guy I worked with then, now does high end stuff for Bengals and Reds players in Cinci now.
trailboycer72
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Nothing special, just work tools and a small amp/sub setup
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HARDTRAILZ
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For some reason that reminded me at first of the picnic table option in the CR-Vs. Not sure if they still do that, but it at least was an option. Made at least moderately more sense than the tent package for the Aztek, because the first mistake was thinking anyone wanted to drive an Aztek.HARDTRAILZ said:
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Mesoholics
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I was going to post a pic of a spotless cargo area with a wet driveway, hose, and shop vac clearly in frame but I decided to post the before pic instead. 
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ajallen14
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I need to know everything about that sub box on the right.dmanns67 said:I still have the original rear mat. It has saved my carpet over the years.
Up top is my clothing rack and to the right is my sub and stealth box.
In my storage container I have my tow straps, ratchet straps, jumper cables, first aid kit, tow hitch, can of fix-a-flat (Extreme emergencies), electric 12v air compressor, ice scraper, road flares, and emergency blanket.
I usually keep a small Craftsman toolbox with general tools in the back, but took it out to use in the house, never put it back.
Under the rear mat in the storage compartment in my amp for the sub, which is where I use to store most of my stuff. The compartment to the left is my adapter to hook up trailer brake lights/running lights.
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RayGumm
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This isn't *right now* because, well, frankly I forgot to do it, but this is right after we got home from my mom-in-law's house in the mountains on Easter Sunday. I changed both diff fluids and the xfer case fluids out there. We also cooked out and fished.
Cooler, charcoal lighter fluid, sideways tackle box, fishin rods, milk crate full of equipment used during fluid changes, drain pan in a trash bag, case of water bottles, and food prep stuff in the blue tray. Not pictured are the jackstands, floor jack, ratchet/socket set, and my two toolboxes full of tools.
Playsinsnow
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Go to post#2.ajallen14 said:
He has build pics somewhere. Stealthbox might be hard to find.
http://gmtnation.com/forums/topic/9392-does-anyone-recommend-this-compact-sub-box/
Aarkon
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It is a Q-Logic stealth box made specifically for the TrailBlazer and Envoy. The plastic cover is designed to match the OE interior perfectly. The box and cover run about $225 and it will fit almost any 10" subwoofer (You will need to compare the specs of the sub box to which ever subwoofer you are going to purchase). I bought mine from http://www.crutchfield.com/. Last time someone asked me about it, I checked and it appeared that Q-Logic is no longer making the stealth box for the TB/Voy and Cruth Field no longer sells the box. You might be able to do a google search and see if you can find another site that sells them.ajallen14 said:
I do see that Crutch Field still sells the JL Audio stealth box, but instead of a color matched plastic cover, it has the carpet type cover that matches the interior carpet and the subwoofer is included with the box. It runs $700 though, my setup only ran me $450 with the sub and stealth box. http://www.crutchfield.com/p_13694142/JL-Audio-Stealthbox-2005-up-Ebony.html
Install was pretty simple. Had to remove the rear passenger side quarter panel and mount a bracket near the factory Bose amp (If you have one). Then you have to drill (2) holes through the storage compartment on the passenger side to mount the box to the quarter panel. You lose that storage compartment, but you will keep most of the cargo space which is what I was looking for.
I have other pics with the quarter panel off if you are interested. Someone was asking me how much space is behind the quarter panel to mount an amp back there.
ajallen14
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HARDTRAILZ
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trailboycer72
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All empty but the amp/ sub combo and the first aid and tool kit in the stash hole. Also the ever present bass pro hat on the hook for my two year old son. 
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Aarkon
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Digging the rack. That rolls right out, doesn't it? Kinda reminds me of a dude whose dad bought an old 80s hearse, needed some cosmetic repairs mainly but it works. Was dead set on using the rack to make it easier to load groceries at Wal-Mart... and the faces seen I heard were amazing.Ghoster said:
So this is the cheap version of the level kit, eh?Aarkon said:
Aarkon
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Thats how we roll in iowa[emoji1]IllogicTC said:So this is the cheap version of the level kit, eh?
KNBlazer
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Looks like similar to mine...RayGumm said:uploadfromtaptalk1398897183735.jpg
This isn't *right now* because, well, frankly I forgot to do it, but this is right after we got home from my mom-in-law's house in the mountains on Easter Sunday. I changed both diff fluids and the xfer case fluids out there. We also cooked out and fished.
Cooler, charcoal lighter fluid, sideways tackle box, fishin rods, milk crate full of equipment used during fluid changes, drain pan in a trash bag, case of water bottles, and food prep stuff in the blue tray. Not pictured are the jackstands, floor jack, ratchet/socket set, and my two toolboxes full of tools.
KNBlazer
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