Well I just finished up a few days ago and I have to say I'm impressed. The build went very smooth. The plans were easy to understand and the few times I had questions I just search this forum and sure enough it had already been answered. I used MDF for this build but any future builds will be done with the recommended baltic birch plywood. I was so excited to get started that I couldn't wait to go to the lumber yard and just picked up a sheet of MDF while at Home Depot. It's not too bad but the corners get damaged easily and after you make a cut the fibers hang out in the air for several minutes so try to work in a well ventilated area.
Here's some pictures from the build:

Had to make a sled for my circular saw. The table saw is great but you'll need this.

I decided to go 17" wide on these panels for a final width of 18".

Stupid mistake! Luckily I realized it was in the wrong spot before I cut the hole.







I was so happy to get that last brace in.



Now I'm excited!





Surface mount access cover for now. I just want to hear this thing.


And thats it.
I'll probably carpet this box and install a speaker jack on the other side opposite the access hole. The speaker doesn't have the 3/4" clearance to install the access cover flanges so I was thinking about maybe getting a router and building a inlaid access cover with plexi-glass so you can see the driver.
I tested the box in our band practice room which is about 20'x10'. I laid the box down facing a corner and ran a 50hz test tone through it. I am very impressed. With about 100 watts @ 50hz my voice was vibrating when I talked, the walls were shaking and the bass filled the room. I can't wait to put this in my van. Here is a link to a short video I took while testing it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4EHBdxl5p8