Purchased these from a list of Craig's awhile back.  Was told these were built/modified by former employee, but cannot verify.  I can say the box hits hard and tight.  It a sealed enclosure approx 80-90lbs.   Alas, I use all the space in my 4runner more than I thought.  WIll post pics if any interest.  Not sure how to value as I got these in a trade.  And only one that I know of exists.  No Klipsch amps inside the subs.  4 ohm.  2x rw-12d.  Work flawlessly and can be adjusted at the amp or head unit.  No trades.  Need the cash. 

Probably hard to ship, altohugh the ProBox is tough.  Located in Indianapolis, and will deliver for a fee.  To built this yourself would be a pretty penny, so no low ball offers please.   I can email pics to responders.  And after receiving some helpful advice post them on here.  Klipsch in da' house and in da' car.

 Welcome any info on the creation or creator of these subs.  Whomever they may be-they done good.  Buyer will surely enjoy them.  Modify some in wall speakers and you could have a 7.2 klipsch system in your ride. 

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Guess I would consider trade/cash or cash/trade deal for black ksp-s6, chorus, or newer marantz only. 

FYI, these had to be put in new.  They still look, sound and move like they are.  Ive had them a year and Im by no means a bass fiend, or drive my 4runner that often. 

 Cool looking but is there enought clearance between the roll surround and that waffle grille? Looks plenty tight for even moderate woofer excursions.

The rub marks are visible. Easily remedied with some quarter inch standoffs under the grill mounting screws though...

Nice looking sub, OP!

Thanks firthe comments guys.  THe pictures do look like the covers limit the extrustion so I went out and checked.  There is a second rinkg to push out the covers which prevents rubbing.  Just to be safe i moved them out even farther but there was minimal or no contact even before this "mod."  The pic just dont show the depth very well.  Anyway, they're kickin.  Any interest?