Money sent. :)

Received :) Only two payments left and the order goes in.

I've sent my money.

The last two should be coming in by tomorrow. I will extract the PayPal money and place the order the minute it hits my bank. Thanks again to all!

All pieces and hardware have shipped to those who paid. I have two pieces left that are ready for sale, same price of $185 + $30 shipping for the 1/4" Lexan piece and the hardware. PM me if interested!

Question on this glass piece, I have a 12" sub in the back with the Zenclosure box. Would this thing vibrate or is it very secured? I would like to compliment my focal speakers with those in the front cabin but I don't want to have to turn my bass down either.

And if it's okay with the 12" subs then I'll take the extra one you have left :)

I honestly have not tried it with subs but I can tell you the following:

You can hit Lexan with a hammer and it wont break. It has six mounting brackets and does not move much at all. It is a tad flexible when stressed but this is necessary for the structure to flex with chassis twist, although our cars dont have much.

I dont think you would see any issue in the least honestly. I have Polk Audio 6x9's behind my seats (2 speakers total in the car) with 75W to each and its a symphony hall pretty much at medium volumes. The sound reduction in the back is good, but the best change is honestly the stereo quality and soundscape.

The price for these is $185 + $30 shipping in the USA.

Paypal is "cboney@gmail.com" and you can either mark it as "payment owed" in the PayPal send to avoid fees or add another 4% to the combined total to cover PayPal fees.

I can ship as soon as the money hits my bank. Thanks!

im planning on getting some custom foam pieces to fill in the gaps that the glass doesnt. gonna be stripping the rear and dont want to deal with all the road noise!

Just installed. I Like it. Using double sided 3M trim tape to mount brackets.

Can you post some pics for everyone? I have one left to sell also if anyone is interested. :)

im really surprised so many of you guys like this thing...... to each his own i guess :\

I think it's a pretty cool idea, especially if it can be done with a very clean install.

I'm just passing through, so I don't have the time to look and see if this has already been mentioned, but some guys make partitions for vettes that also look fantastic. This may be an alternative for the guys who don't like the looks of the plexi, but like the idea in general.

http://www.rpidesigns.com/images/c6part2.jpg

http://carphotos.cardomain.com/ride_...0005_large.jpg

There isnt a way to just set something in place on our cars. The side window ports and the general curvature makes for a very difficult fit. These pieces are not plexi at all, they are Margard Coated Lexan, a very heavy duty and scratch resistant polycarbonate. It's about 3-4X as much money to buy compared to standard plexiglass.