Interior/Exterior delete rear seat?
#1
delete rear seat?
i've been trying to find out about getting rid of my rear seat, i'm a single guy and i think i've used all of never. so is there any kit that removes it so i can possibly use that area as a luggage area and my trunk for the nitrous bottle, sub, and amps.
i've seen it for the new minis but not the 1st gen, i have a first gen mcs.
anyone else agree, the back seat is so small, and i have my seat so far back on my side that it's useless accept for the passenger side, i'd rather just have a parcel shelf of sorts!
i've seen it for the new minis but not the 1st gen, i have a first gen mcs.
anyone else agree, the back seat is so small, and i have my seat so far back on my side that it's useless accept for the passenger side, i'd rather just have a parcel shelf of sorts!
#2
http://www.rearseatdelete.com/mini.html
ok, i found that, but i'd like something a little nicer looking, maybe i'm asking too much haha.
ok, i found that, but i'd like something a little nicer looking, maybe i'm asking too much haha.
#4
Here is something to drool over...
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...ghlight=my+rsd
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and here is where I made this version my own...
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...ghlight=my+rsd
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...ghlight=my+rsd
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and here is where I made this version my own...
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...ghlight=my+rsd
#5
drooling I am, if only i where even remotely capable of doing something on my own haha. and if i had the time on top fo that! i'm thinking of maybe getting the rear seat delete i posted and getting it fiberglassed now, i wanted to get ap anel for my trunk fiberglassed as well so it's nice and smooth and painted the exterior color!
#6
I have never liked the plastic ones...but that's me.
The wood one is really easy and does not take much time. I went a few more steps and added extra bracing and did the carpet like an Upholsterer would. I rolled the edges to made sure it looked well finished ect...
The wood one is really easy and does not take much time. I went a few more steps and added extra bracing and did the carpet like an Upholsterer would. I rolled the edges to made sure it looked well finished ect...
Last edited by ChrisMCS04; 03-10-2008 at 07:17 PM.
#7
Just get the one you posted and either get it glassed, or cover it with carpet yourself. Unless you do car shows a lot, I'd suggest the carpet for wear and tear reasons. Most people use wood inn their custom deletes. This is by far the cheapest method, but I personally don't like wood stuff in my car.
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Why does it have to be flat? With the seat depressions left in place, things cradle nicely in the hollows, and there are more fixtures to attach tie-downs to when extra security is needed. Floor coverings help suppress road noise. https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...ad.php?t=59186
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