flyinghigh2k8

I just got my seat delete kit in the mail. It's really cool and looks nice but there is no screws or whole anywhere in the wood. It goes in place pretty perfect and I am sure I could rig up something for it to stay down well but I was just wondering what would be a good idea to hold it down. Like should I drill holes somewhere and put some screws in or what. Thanks guys

AdderMk2

how much did you spend on that?

notch5oh

haha, if its the nice ones made from mdf.........about 300

AdderMk2

wow, really???

mine cost 1/10th of that

adumb

got any pics of it? i never seen a non hatchback car with a rear seat delete. wonder if my notch would look cool with it or not.

945LSTANG

guessing that you made that yourself or got it used off of a wrecked car.

notch5oh

post a pic though, they look really nice, the thing that kept me away from them was weight....like 38 pounds for the one i wanted http://www.customrearseatdelete.com/...details/ID/16/

AdderMk2

ignore the spots in the picture.. it was raining..

and yes, I DID remove the rear seatbelts... I didnt have the tool at the time, nor did I care to stay out in the rain

jthorn9

You will need to get some sheet metal screws, a drill bit, and a corded drill. Place the bottom piece in the car, and then the top piece to line everything up, and prefit the pannels. Then drill 1 hole on the out side end of the bottom pannel with the drill. You will need two people, one to hold the pannel, one to drill. Then using the drill, put the screw into the pannel, and through your sheet metal. Then do the opposing side. Then Start on the top pannel and do the same. The top pannel with take 4 holes, in each corner of the pannel, about 2" in from the outside of the pannel. Then, well.....that's it, you're done, clean up the mess, and that's it.

flyinghigh2k8

Thanks jthorn for answering my question.

I paid a little over ahundred for mine and yes it looks very clean, especially because it matches my factory black interior.