I know a lot of you use your back seats all the time so this would be useless to you, but for those who could live without the back seats, this might be right up your alley. Removing the back seats removes quite a bit of weight from the vehicle which we all know provides a greater power to weight ratio. I am going to come up with my own rear seat delete kit and send all the measurements to supporting vendors to see if they want to come up with this. So basically let me know if your are interested and if you are, how much would you pay for this?

 

I'd be interested.I don't like the headrest seat setup anyways.I am cheap tho,lol.No more than $125 for one or i will make one myself.:p

 

I'D LOVE IT!! I'd pay $150 shipped.

 

i think thats the most i would pay as well. im gonna start this little project on tuesday

 

hell yea I'm interested, I took out the back seat and I was looking at what I could do to make it look nice.

 

its so easy to take the back seat frame and everything out. what would this delete kit be. like a sheet of plastic or something to block of the hole to the trunk?

 

not necessarily plastic, remember we want this to look nice and somewhat presentable, not ghetto. lol

 

Already have a delete kit :p. Have my subs on top of it

$150 shipped did my own for less than 50

 

def interested i hate the fact of haveing back seats my next car will be a 2 seater for sure

 

I have some drawings laying around of some fiberglass delete kits. My mind goes wild with ideas sometimes. "hence the reason I go to school for automotive"

 

i'm very interested, just make sure that whatever the delete is made out of is actually lighter weight than the seats. I have noticed that the rear seats weigh practically nothing to begin with. But none the less I usually drive around with out them so I can't drive around others. (Back seat is too small for adults imo.)

 

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I leave mine folded down

 

**** me. thats a great idea!!!! i might try that! i hate driving with people in the back

 

lol true dat. haha. well it can be nice plastic. lol. maybe what ever it is we can have some thing etched into it. like the chevy bowtie or SS or something. sure might cost a lil more. but its make it look better instead of BLAH and plain lol

 

i was thinking about that too, like a big SS etched into the center of it

 

yea itd be sweet. or have custom quotes we like etched in. "Drive it like ya stole it"

 

this kit would kinda make it where you could still put stuff back there, just not people

i mean u could fit people but no seat belts haha

 

I have been working on this. I'm good with fiberglass and I have been drawing up designs for a back seat delete. My favorite one so far is the corvetter water inspired. The downfall for that though is you can recline. But you have more trunk room....lol. My bro who is a avid car audio designer is working with me on one design.
Its quite simple to do this yourself. All you need it a few tools. Hell, you simply remove the seat backs, bottom and headrests, buy some automotive carpet and slap it in yourself. I have done it myself.
Its quite a simple project whichever route you decide to take. Fiberglasss is the best. You can do carbon fiber is can afford it and know how to form it. IF you don't care about weight you can always get some 1/4 inch particle board and make it up that way.
But if a vendor should make a delete kit it should cost no more than $150

There so many ways you can go with this. Audio set up, cargo set up, weight reduction, and even do the whole pimp my ride crap and throw you a fish tank in the back...

 

lol cause you gotta always have your aquarium with you.

 

As long as the kit is very fit and clean and light weight.

 

weight really wouldnt be my issue, as long as its not more than the stock seats

the biggest part about it is it would have to look factory, as in very clean install

 

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Pictures of what you are really trying to achieve here would help sell it to people.

 

Indeed...That is how I am trying to go about with my car "Highly custom but stock looking at the same time."