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Who is running rear seat delete?

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Coast2CoaStang

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Who has rear seat deletes in their fox? I always liked the idea, more of a clean design, as apposed to the useless rear seat to me ( I'm 6' 4"). If you have pics to help give me ideas for how I want to construct mine it would be appreciated. Thanks
 

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Any opinions on them?
 

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I never liked them. My rear seat is useless to me as well but i'd rather have a seat than a delete. I don't even have rear seatbelts

I put a rear seat from an '04 GT in. Not really that heavy and it looks good
View attachment 305743
 

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The back seat looks great in your car. I drive my mustangs long distances a couple times per year, and need more room for luggage, cooler, etc. That is one of the main reasons I am trying to decide if I want to do it.
 

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I built one, its really not that difficult just take your time. Here is a pic of how mine came out. you could definitely alter it slightly to make storage compartments or work in a stereo system.


 

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I was tempted to delete mine, but really whatever i put in its place is likely to weigh MORE than the seat, since the seat itself doesn't weigh but maybe 10lbs. I guess with a hatch it might be a bit more since the seats have frames in the backs.
 

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If I wanted to build one I would make it like the one above except with a little wall on the front to make a 'tray' since I like to sit items on the backseat when I go somewhere. Or maybe a tray on the pass side and on the other side a comparment with a door... with a lock.


QUICK91LX why do you still have the seatbelts back there?
 

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That's what I'm thinking. A "tray" area that may be a little recessed so certain things like a cooler, etc. don't slide around. I'm not too concerned with weight or anything.
 
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