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A little different approach. Used marine vinyl over a box 2x4 frame covered in marine plywood It took a few tries with a cardboard template to get the radius curves right.
I guess I have more "in progress" pics than finished product.
After the job was complete I wished that I had put a lip between the carpet and the vinyl to help keep anything that I am hauling (groceries, coolers) in the rear area. I anticipate adding to it as time goes along.
I guess I have more "in progress" pics than finished product.
After the job was complete I wished that I had put a lip between the carpet and the vinyl to help keep anything that I am hauling (groceries, coolers) in the rear area. I anticipate adding to it as time goes along.
If someone is custom building a rear seat delete I would encourage you to consider the angle of the passenger seat in full recline. The wifey has mentioned that she would like to recline further. And by mentioned, I mean Everytime she gets in the car
I will need to fix that issue or just start buying the stuff to recover the original pcs.
I am working on an approach more similar to 928cs (Samuels) lightweight concept as my 90 GT outlaw has been relieved of its seats, belts, rear AC, speakers, rear wiper, hatch release, spare tire, tools, visors, quarter panel leather and all but the seat bottoms. No pictures yet but I'll post some when I make progress...
My search is on for a way to smooth the contours of the stamped wheel well metal and cover with thin/stretchy material for a finished look without the weight of stereo/boxes/heavy soundproofing.
06-01-2015, 09:26 PM
