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Unread 09-26-2005, 03:17 PM   #1
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Question Mustang Rear Seat Delete Kits...

Who has made one or has the directions and/or write-up on how to do one? I'd buy a prefab one but all the prefab ones have a solid backing on them. (it basically closes the runk off) I don't want that. I want to make a one-off rear seat delete that covers all the ugly parts, (between the back of the seats and the trunk) but still allows full access to the trunk without having to open anything. (access to n2o bottle and amplifiers) I want to make it so that the lower part of the trim piece (backing) covers the access hole to the inside of my amp rack, but still allows all the cool air I need to still go in the trunk and cool my amps. (I run them hot at low OHMs) I'd like to make the panel that covers the floor (where your ass would normally go if the seat was there) on a hinge so that the underside would be accessible. So, any cool or helpful ideas on this?

I searched Google for a bit but only found info on full kits...not directions on how to make my own...
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