Photos of mine here..

Front Door Speaker Photo
http://tims.homeunix.net:8080/~tims/myPhoto/index.php?mode=full&thumbStart=13&selectedAlbum=syncro
http://tims.homeunix.net:8080/~tims/myPhoto/index.php?mode=full&thumbStart=9&selectedAlbum=syncro

Bazooka Subwoofer install (jump seat)
http://tims.homeunix.net:8080/~tims/myPhoto/index.php?mode=full&thumbStart=26&selectedAlbum=syncro
http://tims.homeunix.net:8080/~tims/myPhoto/index.php?mode=full&thumbStart=27&selectedAlbum=syncro
http://tims.homeunix.net:8080/~tims/myPhoto/index.php?mode=full&thumbStart=28&selectedAlbum=syncro

Note:  When jumpseat is out.. there is another set of straps that
secure the sub to the wall behind the passenger seat (next to
fire extinguisher?)

Rear Speakers
http://tims.homeunix.net:8080/~tims/myPhoto/index.php?mode=full&thumbStart=12&selectedAlbum=syncro

Head unit is a basic pioneer in dash cd/mp3 player with an aux input
wired (wires routed around to the cabinet behind the drivers seat)

this way, I can setup the front table, then strap a laptop/dvd player
down and plug it into the vehicles sound system (inputs set to aux)

also.. Newer Tech just came out with this cool gizmo which is supposed
to work pretty well (dont know.. just ordered one the other day)
its called a road trip, found mine on the Other World Computing
web site www.macsales.com  for $20 or so. this would preclude
having to put in a set of auxillary inputs..

  -tim

90 syncro westy
mesa, az