sn95/new edge rear seat in notch, what to do with space?

[Notchthis]

So i picked up a set of bullitt seats and have got the fronts in, but not sure exactly what to do with the rear in my notchback. I searched but most of the posts that had pic's were older and the pic's could no longer be viewed. I know the bottom is straight across instead of slanted like the normal rear fox seat, so i'm going to make some triangles and some more structure and just carpet it so it looks factory. My main concern is with the seat back. Since these are Bullitt seats, they are obviously from a coupe and still have the frame around them, as well as the extra space on both sides from the narrower seat. what are you guys doing about this extra space? Any way to make it look "factory"? I'm also planning to mini-tub the car down the road so eventually the wheel wells will likely take up that space, but still. Those of you that have swapped in sn95/new edge seats, what did you guys do? thanks

here are some pics of what im having issues with:

 

[Notchthis]

on a side note, just rewired the power driver seat into the factory wiring, and wow what a difference. here are a couple pics:

 

[Noobz347]

I have not done what you're doing, but it strikes me as a perfect place to box, upholster, and mount a fire extinguisher or two.

 

[Notchthis]

I have not done what you're doing, but it strikes me as a perfect place to box, upholster, and mount a fire extinguisher or two.

ya know I hadnt thought about that, but i like the fire extinguisher idea

 

[TMIproducts]

seats look good in there!

As for the gap - what about getting a couple yards of carpet and custom cutting a piece to fit in that spot? If you get the edges bound right, it'll look somewhat stock. - just a thought.

 

[Mustang5L5]

What i've seen done is a few "fabric-and-fill" pillows used to fit the gap.

http://www.stangnet.com/mustang-forums/767102-how-sn95-seats-04-cobra-fox-coupe-many-pics.html

 

[wythors]

Personally, I'd just do a rear seat delete and call it a day.

Love the front seats by the way.

 

[Notchthis]

What i've seen done is a few "fabric-and-fill" pillows used to fit the gap.

http://www.stangnet.com/mustang-forums/767102-how-sn95-seats-04-cobra-fox-coupe-many-pics.html

thats for the link mike! somehow when i searched that one didnt come up