This isn't really technical so it'll be fine here.
Anyways, I've been putting this off for way to long, and I need to do something about it. The rear seat and everything in the back is completely torn out of my car, and I desperately need to do something about it, as right now I have a silly mexican blanket back there... and it looks bad, especially since the rest of my interior is in great shape.
Anyways, I remember seeing rear seat delete kits for foxes, and even 86 styles a while ago... But I can't find that link to the site that sells them anywhere.. So if anyone knows where I can buy a completely carpeted kit from and if you've had good experiences with a particular one, please post it up!
The kit I remember in a fox was really neat, It leveled off the part where the seat used to be so it was a level board from the old edge of the seat to the back of the hatch, and it had a little opening with a nylon tab that you pulled to open it, so you could put stuff in the space where the seat used to be.
Anyways, thanks for the help everyone.
Anyways, I've been putting this off for way to long, and I need to do something about it. The rear seat and everything in the back is completely torn out of my car, and I desperately need to do something about it, as right now I have a silly mexican blanket back there... and it looks bad, especially since the rest of my interior is in great shape.
Anyways, I remember seeing rear seat delete kits for foxes, and even 86 styles a while ago... But I can't find that link to the site that sells them anywhere.. So if anyone knows where I can buy a completely carpeted kit from and if you've had good experiences with a particular one, please post it up!
The kit I remember in a fox was really neat, It leveled off the part where the seat used to be so it was a level board from the old edge of the seat to the back of the hatch, and it had a little opening with a nylon tab that you pulled to open it, so you could put stuff in the space where the seat used to be.
Anyways, thanks for the help everyone.