Doghouse Sounds & Performance

Took this off the Corolla earlier.
Stay tuned...........

Started this on Wednesday. LED fog lights, highbeams, turn signals, side markers, brake light bulbs, and license plate lights. I also swapped out the taillights for a set of '17-'19 SE ones.
Love how much better they look on the car.
I had a little mishap with the right front light harness, so I had to make a run to Pull-A-Part to get some. Cleaned them up, married the ballast resistors to them, them married the whole assembly to the cars harness.

So, last weekends install was this 2024 Chevy Trailblazer.
Kicker line output convertor, 2 Skar SA series amps, Infinity mids and highs, and Kicker 12" Solobaruc subs.

The box refurbish is done. Time to sit it to the side for now.
Stay tuned, because you may see it again.

So the Beaterolla is now on Jackstands.
Time to get it started.

I need to catch you all up on what's been going on with the Beaterolla.
I've replaced both mirrors with new ones, and painted and cleared the covers myself in my garage with matching automotive paint and clearcoat from Sherwin Williams.
Then I got the windows tinted. After that, I replaced the weak factory horn with a pair of Hellas. I'll post the sound videos up.
The last thing that I did so far was put hood struts on the car. This was after buying two different ones and they not work, mixing and matching the 2, then finding a place online that had the length that I needed.
Stay tuned for more.......

I've had this sitting in the garage for awhile, and yesterday I decided to fix it. I was gonna sell it, but now I don't know. I may be putting it in the Beaterolla with the 2 12's that it was made for.
Stay tuned.............

So I showed the Corolla some love. The factory speakers were gone. One of them was blown in the rear deck, and the drivers side door speaker wouldn't play because the speaker wire corroded from the speaker connection, a common problem in these cars I've found. So they all got replaced.
I put 6.5's in the rear deck because this car is getting a subwoofer in the future, along with a head unit upgrade an some amps.

So for those that didn't know, I picked up another project car. This one has some family history behind it though.
This is Samantha, my 2015 Toyota Corolla. I bought her on June 18th.
These pictures were taken of her recently after the fender and bumper got replaced and painted by Willard Smith and the crew at Checkered Flag AutoBody, and the seats cleaned by Karl at KK auto Detail.
She's been sitting, awaiting parts. I drive it around town on occasion, but not long enough to be seen.
I already have most of the parts that I need to get her the way that I want her, just waiting to get the rest, because when she goes under the knife, she's not coming out until she's at least 95% done.
Question:
Should I fire my YouTube channel back up and make videos of this build?
Post your answers in the comments.

Installed a Kenwood head unit in this 2011 Challenger today.
The owner is happy with it, and will be coming back.

I did an amp and subwoofer install on this 2019 Silverado.
The owner wanted to keep the factory deck, so I used a Kicker lineout converter on it.
For an amp that puts out only 400 watts, it sounds pretty good. And the owner agrees.