rear seat deletes....
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I don't have it done but here it is from LRS for $130...
http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/iwwida.pvx?;item?item_no=RSD-9498-IT 1&comp=LRS
and to make it yourself it can't be that much its basically plywood and carpet.
http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/iwwida.pvx?;item?item_no=RSD-9498-IT 1&comp=LRS
and to make it yourself it can't be that much its basically plywood and carpet.
earleys94gt
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http://mustang-rear-seat-delete.com/
http://www.rearseatdelete.com/mustang.html
For ideas if nothing else.
http://www.rearseatdelete.com/mustang.html
For ideas if nothing else.
wow! thats no good!
i just know a few places with their "Black" carpet isnt really black, its more of that charcoal color... just lookin to get some ideas from the guys 'round here...
Redline_351R said:
11 days out, I'd be filing a complaint with PayPal and reporting it with eBay, unless the auction said specifically that there was a certain wait time. I'm sure that $85 isn't enough to break the bank, but I don't play nice with people who steal my money.
94-302-vert
Active Member
Jimmy, got your lazy butt to HD or Lowes, buy some cheap plywood and some black carpet from WalMart and be done with it... Once you figure out how you want to attach it... the other materials are like $40 (20 for a sheet of plywood, $10 for carpet, and misc adhesive, fasteners, etc...
Well I fabbed my own out of a couple of pieces of plywood I had lying around the shop. The only thing I had to buy was a roll of carpet which was under $20 and about 1/2 hour of my time. These places charging $100 are completely out of there mind. Thats almost 2 nitrous bottle fills. LOL
Another DIY. I borrowed a couple of ideas. I have the seatback able to fold down for pass-through storage. I also used piano hinges to have hinged storage under the seat (thanks to Aaron for that idea).
Sorry for the sucky pic but it's all I have. I took it just to show the hinge situation. The piano hinges are hidden but you can see the outline of the center lid.
Good luck.
Sorry for the sucky pic but it's all I have. I took it just to show the hinge situation. The piano hinges are hidden but you can see the outline of the center lid.
Good luck.
Mine was 85.00 shipped on Ebay for a plain jane Black one... Check the link...if nothin more it'll give you some idea.
http://www.crystalworks.gotstang.com/kits.htm
http://www.crystalworks.gotstang.com/kits.htm
Im going to do something about it, Ive just about given up on Ebay the shipping from there except for a few times usually sucks a lot. Id rather pay more then to deal with this
at least its awhile before I get the car out but Id still like to have my frigging $hit. Ive sent 2 e-mails w/ no reply.
Mustangless
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Making it isn't tough. I just used cardboard to make a template of one side of the area normally occupied by the 'butt' region of the seat (how it tapers outwards from the seat back forwards). Add the template to the width measurement taken at the back edge (where the stock seatback meets the seat cushion).
i must say. i love ur RSD. if ur interested in selling it let me know LOL! since ur a professional at making them, that is! JK JK! i like how the bottom half is still functional
donkey_punch
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if i ever get time i plan on making one myself.
i would think the best way to make a template, would be to use a big sheet of paper. that way you can get the conture of the sides, then transfer it to plywood or whatever you making it out of. and space the 2 templates apart the same sizes as whats in the car.
or if you have some stiff wire, you can mold it to the sides and just trace it to paper or cardboard. test fit and trim as you need to. then transfer it to the material you plan buuilding it out of.
Later
Joe
i would think the best way to make a template, would be to use a big sheet of paper. that way you can get the conture of the sides, then transfer it to plywood or whatever you making it out of. and space the 2 templates apart the same sizes as whats in the car.
or if you have some stiff wire, you can mold it to the sides and just trace it to paper or cardboard. test fit and trim as you need to. then transfer it to the material you plan buuilding it out of.
Later
Joe
xr8d302
I bought a 27" monitor to compensate for my lack o
Another DIY. I borrowed a couple of ideas. I have the seatback able to fold down for pass-through storage. I also used piano hinges to have hinged storage under the seat (thanks to Aaron for that idea).
Sorry for the sucky pic but it's all I have. I took it just to show the hinge situation. The piano hinges are hidden but you can see the outline of the center lid.
Good luck.
RSD is looking good! I'll try to get some pictures of mine up as soon as i can get on a computer in Afghanistan that doesn't think Photobucket is a security violation....
xr8d302
I bought a 27" monitor to compensate for my lack o
BAM!
It's not as crafty as JT's, as his upper folds down as well, but it's the same design, and it didn't take us too long at all to do
It's not as crafty as JT's, as his upper folds down as well, but it's the same design, and it didn't take us too long at all to do
