Body colour interior trim, rear speakers & headlights!!

[donv]

Glad you figured out the glue on the sides. I just used an X-Acto knife on it at the time, no way I was going to get the Dremel in there...

How did you retain the harness in the channel at the back of the storage compartment? If you did the hot melt glue instead of the clips from the kit, I suggest you rethink that. I know my procedure suggested the hot melt - but I later found out the heat in the summer back there was enough to melt the glue! It then wicks into the engine cover carpeting... not what was intended.

I've meant to update that information posted, but haven't got around to it yet...

[QporscheQ]

I just stuck with the clips. The wire seemed to be held in there pretty well with the clips, so I just left it alone. Thanks.

[QporscheQ]

Done and Done. Thanks for the help guys

[aglsteven]

I'm interested in the rear speaker kit too.

However, my boxster has the soft leather/plastic zipped up cubby, not the hard plastic casing beneath the rollbar. I've just been on suncoast, and it looks as if their rear speaker kit only has what goes inside the cubby box, not the actual cubby box itself.

Do you guys know where I can get one? Cheers

[Brucelee]

I have a complete OEM rear storage shelf with speakers in it. It is colored Savanah Beige so you would have to dye the carpet color to match if this is not your color. Your car MAY have the wiring harness already installed in back of the radio but it may not. If not, the unit is about $20. It is actually a VW harness.


I would sell to you for $250 complete and you would have to pay for shipping.

I think these are around $500 new.

Let me know.

[aglsteven]

Thanks Brucelee. I need to think about it. I'll get back to you on Friday. Need to consider the shipping costs. My interior is Savannah Beige, so it's just a question of $.

I'll be in touch