New custom made rear seat delete (with pictures)

Seraphitia102

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Construction of my rear seat delete funded by my ex-husband for my birthday gift.

We wrapped the back and bottom boards with suede and connect the 2 amplifiers and the capacitor


Measurements were taken of the car, and a custom "amp rack" has been created made of wood, wrapped in beautiful black suede with 2 blue neon lights inside and plexi-glassed the opening for show







Old rear seat delete:

 

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mransr

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looks good...I've thought about a "rasied floor" for a seat delete too

any chance of posting a picture of the new seat delete from the same angle as the picture of the old one?


(and aren't you way to young to have an "ex-husband" )

 

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OneStiffGT

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I don't like it... But that is just my oppinion, I hope you like it though.

 

hotmustang331

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Looks good to me....definatly looks show ready. Heck your whole darn car is show ready haha!

And yea +1 on the too young for an EX. Arent you like 20YO?

 

Seraphitia102

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mransr said:

looks good...I've thought about a "rasied floor" for a seat delete too

any chance of posting a picture of the new seat delete from the same angle as the picture of the old one?


(and aren't you way to young to have an "ex-husband" )

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Looks good to me....definatly looks show ready. Heck your whole darn car is show ready haha!

And yea +1 on the too young for an EX. Arent you like 20YO?

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20 years old!? I'm 26! If I was 20, there'd be no way I could afford all these Mustang parts

 

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CENTENNIALSTANG

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Im fixing to do a seat delete/cage. I like that raised look does it weigh much?

 

Seraphitia102

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CENTENNIALSTANG said:

Im fixing to do a seat delete/cage. I like that raised look does it weigh much?

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it doesn't weigh much. my guess is about less than 10lbs.

 

mransr

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Seraphitia102 said:

20 years old!? I'm 26! If I was 20, there'd be no way I could afford all these Mustang parts

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oh...a ripe ol' 26 years old

looks good...I like it

and I see you have the same problem with those stupid caps that cover the lightbar bolts I do

 

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bakos24

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mustangkid05

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looks clean ma

 

DTNODYA

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Yeah, I like it much better ... It's easier to throw something over/doesn't scream steal me.

 

hotstang_46

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do you have fans or some sort of ventilation for those amps? going to get kinda hot in there!

 

Seraphitia102

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hotstang_46 said:

do you have fans or some sort of ventilation for those amps? going to get kinda hot in there!

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the amp rack sits pretty high and the installer told me that its adequate enough in heat scouring. my amps aren't too powerful, just an 800W and a 350W one. if my amp was 1600W, then yeah, it'll need a large cooling capacity.

 

Poisoned Pony

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very clean and nice looking

Are you going with a smaller version of the Saleen backrest?

 

Seraphitia102

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Poisoned Pony said:

very clean and nice looking

Are you going with a smaller version of the Saleen backrest?

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I'm planning on putting something else back there... Not sure yet what I want carved in there.

 

AmBo

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Looks great. What did the whole thing run ya in parts?

btw, I hope you have a damn good alarm system on your car.

 

Seraphitia102

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AmBo said:

Looks great. What did the whole thing run ya in parts?

btw, I hope you have a damn good alarm system on your car.

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The whole thing costed $455 with one amp. The Pioneer amp and the capacitor I already had before the amp rack.

You know, I was thinking the same thing about the alarm. I got an alarm just recently with starter kill and 15% tinted windows.