This is the box itself, with the mazda keys to show scale. This case houses the MiniITX Via Epia M, low profile ram, and a 20Gig laptop hd.

Here is the case and Carnetix sitting under the passenger seat. I plan on making a bed out of sheet metal to hold the computer and Carnetix off of the floor, and also i intend to clean up those wires. Most people mount the PC in the trunk, but I decided to place it under the seat for a couple of reasons: 1) I live in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada where tempuratues easily range from 35 C (95 F) in the summer to -30 C (-31 F) in the winter. Keeping the PC within the car, right above the floor's air duct, will give me more control over the PC's tempurature. 2) I frequently place 2 hockey bags in the trunk, and leaves no room for a computer.

Here is a shot of the dash in the day time. You will notice that I managed to keep the stock orange stereo display by extending the connection cable to the stock stereo in the glove box. This pic also shows the black spray painted Xenarc face plate. I don't really like the results of dremeling the Dash Stereo Mount, and this is one area I still want to clean up. The software that I am running is called UbiquityV and it can be found at http://www.digitalwheelz.com/UbiquityV_About.htm.

Here is the Stock Stereo and the PIE MAZ/PC-ALP Auxilary audio interface packed into the glove box.

The Dash at Night.

Here is the Xenarc LCD at night, while the stereo is blasting some CASH!