rear seat delete panels
01-19-2006, 08:11 PM
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I will be doing a rear seat delete when it warms back up again. I will most likely build them to order also if anyone shows interest.
To me its more about making use of the back seat space rather than saving weight. If you were truely concerned about saving weight you'd just rip the seats out and leave it
To me its more about making use of the back seat space rather than saving weight. If you were truely concerned about saving weight you'd just rip the seats out and leave it
01-19-2006, 08:55 PM
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Originally Posted by DirtyBird222
neonblack, you have a write up or step by step process for doing that?
01-19-2006, 09:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Luna
I will be doing a rear seat delete when it warms back up again. I will most likely build them to order also if anyone shows interest.
To me its more about making use of the back seat space rather than saving weight. If you were truely concerned about saving weight you'd just rip the seats out and leave it
To me its more about making use of the back seat space rather than saving weight. If you were truely concerned about saving weight you'd just rip the seats out and leave it
01-19-2006, 09:29 PM
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Originally Posted by BULLET99Z28
www.speedspecialty.com there ya go, kits are nice to,good price. sorry mods, I know they are not a sponsor
01-20-2006, 07:26 AM
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Mark/BlueGTO out in California has been making these things for the last couple years.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe he is the one that makes them for Speed Specialty.
You can see his website here, ...
http://www.fasterbaby.com/fbodydeletes.htm
Contact him, he'll set ya right up! And they're relatively inexpensive. Considering it'll save you a ton a work & all ya have to do is pull the seats & set these back in place & yer ready to go!
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe he is the one that makes them for Speed Specialty.
You can see his website here, ...
http://www.fasterbaby.com/fbodydeletes.htm
Contact him, he'll set ya right up! And they're relatively inexpensive. Considering it'll save you a ton a work & all ya have to do is pull the seats & set these back in place & yer ready to go!
01-20-2006, 07:57 AM
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NICE, VERY NICE!! You picture is my goal! Does yours open or have compartments?
Originally Posted by keliente
Y'all should try the search function, this topic comes up at least once a week.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearance-detailing/430020-who-makes-rear-seat-delete-kits.html
Here's mine.
You should highly consider making your own, because $100 or whatever they charge is a lot of money for some plywood and screws.
I made mine in an afternoon...it's 1/2" plywood and automotive carpet. It is VERY sturdy. I have had two wheels & tires sitting on it just fine, and often throw groceries/etc back there as well. I am the person that suggested taking a piece of foam insulation to cut out a template.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearance-detailing/430020-who-makes-rear-seat-delete-kits.html
Here's mine.
You should highly consider making your own, because $100 or whatever they charge is a lot of money for some plywood and screws.
I made mine in an afternoon...it's 1/2" plywood and automotive carpet. It is VERY sturdy. I have had two wheels & tires sitting on it just fine, and often throw groceries/etc back there as well. I am the person that suggested taking a piece of foam insulation to cut out a template.
01-20-2006, 05:59 PM
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Originally Posted by BULLET99Z28
what are you guys using to dye the carpet, and the method to do so.Thanks
Originally Posted by InfiniteReality
NICE, VERY NICE!! You picture is my goal! Does yours open or have compartments?
