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Remove Back Seats
- Dyl
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I bought myself a sheet of 12mm ply a few days ago and plan to fit a piece one day next week. Pictures to follow!
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Max size before tailoring is 100 x 120 cm...marine ply is overkill, external ply ideal.
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Daft Waders wrote:
Box contains spare fuel, water, tools and any other crap I leave in the car
Nice job with that box, love it.
I'd do similar but I want max space and with the front seats extra far back space is at a premium.
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Change of design.
After looking at it earlier I decided to change the design slightly. As you can see I have removed the 2 legs at the rear in favour of just one, this allows me to use the 2 grey storage boxes underneath the shelf.
Also added a pic of the adjustable legs underneath and how ive kept the seats down temporary, just awaiting a few extra bits to make it a neater job.
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Does it just lift out then when you need to use the back seats and does it fix to the floor?
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You cant see it in the pics as its covered by the rubber matting, but the deck is split down the middle. By breaking the sealing bead around the edge you can then fold back the rubber liner and remove half of it....or all of it if you wished. Strong enough for me to climb all over it (9mm ply with 3mm rubber).
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