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I've looked around the Internet quite a bit and there's only one place that I found that sells a kit that I like. But it still wasn't quite what I was looking for. It cost over $360 and made from 1/2" MDF which i think would be really heavy. So I made one of my own. I used a 3/8" hardwood ply and some aluminum brackets to hold it together. Total cost was around $60 bucks and the total weight is a hair under 19 lbs.



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Does anyone have any interest in these rear seat deletes? Likes, dislikes? How much would you pay for one?
P.S. I'm not saying that their kits are bad, they look great and I'm sure they work great too. They just weren't right for me.

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Old November 16th, 2009, 02:06 AM   #2
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I Want One! You did one hell of a job my friend...i'd buy it if you sold it for sure
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Originally Posted by 88_FiveOh View Post
I Want One! You did one hell of a job my friend...i'd buy it if you sold it for sure
Thanks! How much would you be willing to spend after shipping? Would you want a different color? How about holes for speakers (I'm going to add two 8" subs facing forward in mine) or a hole in the top for storage?
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That is a really nice looking rear seat delete. I don't have a fox but, looks like a good project.
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similar to the one i built, good stuff
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Man, that looks great! You could definitely be selling those! The fitment appears mint in the pictures. Some cut outs for maybe just some 6x9 speakers would be nice!
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Originally Posted by Jims88gt View Post
Thanks! How much would you be willing to spend after shipping? Would you want a different color? How about holes for speakers (I'm going to add two 8" subs facing forward in mine) or a hole in the top for storage?
prolly like 250. i'd get mine in black to match the rest of my interior. i would do 6x9 speaker holes
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Originally Posted by Jims88gt View Post
I've looked around the Internet quite a bit and there's only one place that I found that sells a kit that I like. But it still wasn't quite what I was looking for. It cost over $360 and made from 1/2" MDF which i think would be really heavy. So I made one of my own. I used a 3/8" hardwood ply and some aluminum brackets to hold it together. Total cost was around $60 bucks and the total weight is a hair under 19 lbs.



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Does anyone have any interest in these rear seat deletes? Likes, dislikes? How much would you pay for one?
P.S. I'm not saying that their kits are bad, they look great and I'm sure they work great too. They just weren't right for me.
hey i deff like ur rear seat delete kit and id give u 100 bucks for one, what color will u do?
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Originally Posted by 88_FiveOh View Post
prolly like 250. i'd get mine in black to match the rest of my interior. i would do 6x9 speaker holes
That's about the price I was thinking but I still need to check shipping prices so I might be able to lower the price a bit. If your really interested in getting one let me know the exact speakers you have so I cut out the right size hole. Also I can get a few pics of the color choices.


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hey i deff like ur rear seat delete kit and id give u 100 bucks for one, what color will u do?
It wouldn't really be worth it for me to sell them for $100. I might be able to do like a basic kit with no holes or any thing like that for a little less but like I said I still need to figure out shipping and stuff like that.
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hmm, i think i just want a basic all black kit, no speakers or anything, but i think i want to paint my interior metal white soo what color would look good with white interior metal
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im definitly interesed how about a cut out for a batery box
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is it the whole peice of grey carpet you are showing or just the part that covers the rear seats
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Originally Posted by joseph296 View Post
is it the whole peice of grey carpet you are showing or just the part that covers the rear seats
Yes it's the whole piece and I'm sure there wouldn't be any problem with cutting a battery box hole. Or maybe you could remove the spare tire and put the box in there?
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Originally Posted by Jims88gt View Post
Yes it's the whole piece and I'm sure there wouldn't be any problem with cutting a battery box hole. Or maybe you could remove the spare tire and put the box in there?
yea thats what i was thinking how hard is it to install/remove? where are u located? im in nyc
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Originally Posted by joseph296 View Post
yea thats what i was thinking how hard is it to install/remove? where are u located? im in nyc
I'm not sure. San Diego, Ca. A long way away
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Well I mean if I had to access the batery would I need tools? Wow definitly not close
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Originally Posted by joseph296 View Post
Well I mean if I had to access the batery would I need tools? Wow definitly not close
Oh, no tools needed. The kit is 3 pieces the front two pieces are screwed together(middle pic) and then slid into place. And the back piece is just set into place and can just be lifted up.
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How much weight did it shed from your car?
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well im defninitly interrested so let me know what happens and what u end up doing
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Originally Posted by Dap1991 View Post
How much weight did it shed from your car?
I'm not sure, I bought the car with no rear seats in it. I think I remember hearing that removing your rear seat and all the sound deadening is like 60 lbs and the kit weighs a hair under 19 lbs.

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