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Escalade
Project
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What started as an idea to
add some subwoofers to this Cadillac Escalade grew to a competition class
show vehicle with jaw-dropping custom work. The difference was in finding
that he was dealing with a world-class design & installation team. |
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Some special touches on this
vehicle are the 6 video screens, Philips Pronto All-In-One Remote, a hidden
custom amp rack, and even a built-in PlayStation2!!! |
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Above and below you can see
the details of the custom grille work in the doors, and custom controls
in the dash, as well as the upholstry/fiberglass work to place the screens
in the headrests. The vehicle was totally stripped out as with the 2001 Excursion, so that all cables, wires, and soundproofing could be invisible and so that all interior trim and panels would have a factory fit and meet the most exacting specifications for sound quality. |
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As Custom As It Gets!!! The customer not only wanted
to retain the factory appearance to the Escalade's upholstry and trim,
but he wanted to make sure he kept the use of the vehicle's rear seats.
The Team's ingenious plan was to build a custom amp rack beneath the
rear seats that matches the vehicle's interior and is still fully accessable,
at the same time visible when necessary for inspections or to just show
off.
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