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Punto (Mk2/2b) My Punto mk2 Project

Introduction

Hi so i thought I'd load up so pics of my punto mk2. This is my second punto after my first one died :( I had to get another one thou and it's in the good colour of skilla red ;) Also has a low millage of 57,000 miles.

Specs:

INTERIOR

alfa 147 black leather seats, fitted myself
Audi tt side air vents
Faux suede roof lining and pillars
Took out the sunvisors and handles too on the roof for that cleaner smooth look.
Vibe black air front speakers
Custom tweeter housing made myself in location of wing mirror adjusters
White LED interior light
Red foot well LED lights
After market stereo

EXTERIOR

FK street coilovers
Abarth hgt bumpers painted
De-stripped side bars and the fiat badge of the rear
Angel eye headlights
Roof wrapped in gloss black vynal
BMW m3 wing mirrors, yet to be colour coded
Tinted side windows
Abarth alloys 15 inch

ENGINE
All stock for now (1.2 8v) but have some future plans to be done maybe a engine swap :)

FUTURE PLANS
Engine swap???
Colour code the door handles and wing mirrors
Fit some rear speakers
Smooth the dashboard and wrap/paint
how did you make the Custom tweeter housing ? any pictures also how did you fit your rear seats did you follow the tut on here its a very nice colour
 
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[QUOTE how did you fit your rear seats did you follow the tut on here its a very nice colour[/QUOTE]

I'd like to know too, becuase I've got a 147 leather interior. I have the front seats in, but ran into issues with the rear.
 
i made the custome tweeter housing by using mdf to make speaker rings to start with. Then i continued to covers them in felt material which will make the shape i need. Once that is done i put fibreglass resin on them to make it solid and used body filler to make it smooth before a lot of sanding and then painting :) hope this helps i will try to find some pictures of the process :) glad you like them :)
 
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Hi with the rear seats i didnt really follow any tutorials i just cut and made them fit basically, to make the rear bench sit properly i took the leather and foam off leaving just the frame and cute the middle of the frame out as it was stopping it from sitting flush and the foam will compress so no need to cut that. I used the old seat mounts from the punto seats and took the 147 ones off completely, then it was a simple of case of trying to get them to sit flush i had my dad line up the mounts and seats and i tack welded the seats to the frames. after i tack welded the seats frames i made sure it all fitted properly before doing the welds properly to make them strong. it took me all day to do but once u start cutting and making it go together like a puzzle it got easier :) hope this helps a little bit :)
 
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i made the custome tweeter housing by using mdf to make speaker rings to start with. Then i continued to covers them in felt material which will make the shape i need. Once that is done i put fibreglass resin on them to make it solid and used body filler to make it smooth before a lot of sanding and then painting :) hope this helps i will try to find some pictures of the process :) glad you like them :)
If you have some pics that would be great thanks
 
Hi hope this helps this was all the pictures I have of the process to make the tweeter pods :)
 

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I have made them press fit into the car by using the fibreglass it slightly hang over the original plastic piece on some edges allowing it to at in place. Bit u would need to cut and modify the plastic piece by cutting the adjuter bit off flush and smooth, this allows the wiring to also come through for the tweeter
 
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