Thinkin about making a rear seat delete kit..
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Thinkin about making a rear seat delete kit..
If i made one (and of course became a sponsor) what would you guys pay for it?
I know alot of you dont buy them cuz they are made of heavy *** wood and whats the point of taking the seats out then adding 15 lbs back in... still 30 lbs but come on!
I am gonna make it out of fiberglass, strong, yet light.
I will have carpeted and non carpeted versions..
It would probly look like these..
http://www.keliente.com/pewter%2000/sept/delete3.jpg
http://www.keliente.com/pewter%2000/sept/delete11.jpg
and of course the lighter smaller version:
http://www.fullthrottlespeed.com/mmF...seatdelete.jpg
Think you guys would want something like this? What would you pay for it...
I know alot of you dont buy them cuz they are made of heavy *** wood and whats the point of taking the seats out then adding 15 lbs back in... still 30 lbs but come on!
I am gonna make it out of fiberglass, strong, yet light.
I will have carpeted and non carpeted versions..
It would probly look like these..
http://www.keliente.com/pewter%2000/sept/delete3.jpg
http://www.keliente.com/pewter%2000/sept/delete11.jpg
and of course the lighter smaller version:
http://www.fullthrottlespeed.com/mmF...seatdelete.jpg
Think you guys would want something like this? What would you pay for it...
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If you're going to do this, do something original. Those other designs are clean but look out of place.
Make one that simply ramps down at an angle (as the wall in front of the gas tank does) but extends to where the seat bottoms would have bolted.
This will give people an option who want the real "no rear seat" look. People could add speakers to the wall, amps, etc...
It won't be for everyone (others like the other versions as a shelf to put things and even storage units) but there will be those who like it much better because it will look less like seats were replaced with plywood and more like seats were never there to begin with
Make one that simply ramps down at an angle (as the wall in front of the gas tank does) but extends to where the seat bottoms would have bolted.
This will give people an option who want the real "no rear seat" look. People could add speakers to the wall, amps, etc...
It won't be for everyone (others like the other versions as a shelf to put things and even storage units) but there will be those who like it much better because it will look less like seats were replaced with plywood and more like seats were never there to begin with
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If you're going to do this, do something original. Those other designs are clean but look out of place.
Make one that simply ramps down at an angle (as the wall in front of the gas tank does) but extends to where the seat bottoms would have bolted.
This will give people an option who want the real "no rear seat" look. People could add speakers to the wall, amps, etc...
It won't be for everyone (others like the other versions as a shelf to put things and even storage units) but there will be those who like it much better because it will look less like seats were replaced with plywood and more like seats were never there to begin with
Make one that simply ramps down at an angle (as the wall in front of the gas tank does) but extends to where the seat bottoms would have bolted.
This will give people an option who want the real "no rear seat" look. People could add speakers to the wall, amps, etc...
It won't be for everyone (others like the other versions as a shelf to put things and even storage units) but there will be those who like it much better because it will look less like seats were replaced with plywood and more like seats were never there to begin with
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Id love to make them for a convertable but I dont have one so... that makes things hard. maybe you could fab one out of wood/cardboard and I could redo it in fiberglass?
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you might wanna rethink this. no matter how good your price on the actual unit is, people are still going to have to pay ridiculous shipping prices from Hawaii. That would certainly deter me.
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This is another one of those things that everybody wants, but nobody wants to pay for. Most people would either make their own or pay the cost for mass produced versions available. It just isn't worth it to pay someone for the time it'd take to hand make them.
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its funny how so many people think shipping from hawaii is really expensive, shipping here really is not that bad, we have planes coming and going over 100 times a day just on this island, many suppliment companys get their stuff from here, we have a massive company that grows that ****. shipping will not be bad, at all.