Skyhawk

Alright ive seen it on here before and i searched for it but couldnt find it. I took my backseats out and now im looking for something to cover up the "holes" where the seats use to sit down in. I saw somewhere someone had some box like cover thingy that covered up the holes and was carpeted and everything. Anyone have any idea what im talking about?

CrabhartZ28

Sorry i can't find anything like that. But what i would recommend is to get some MDF and make your own. What are you going to do with this space anyway? A special use in mind or do you just want to keep it from looking like crap?

In the latter case, why not get some bigger floormats?

Skyhawk

yeah i dont like the way the two dips look and then theres the metal plates where the seats use to attach to and it just doenst look good. I have no use for my seats b/c its hard enough for anyone to sit back there anyways so i took them out and im trying to get it to have a clean look now. Ill probaly end up making my own like you said, shouldnt be too hard.

AW/whiteZ-28

Here are some pics a guy posted that made his own. It might help you out in you project.

http://www.ls1tech.com/forums/showth...ck+seat+delete

EDIT: BTW the kits you are looking for are on ebay, just none are up for sale right now.

brink

they have the ones with carpet included on ebay

SpeedSpecialty

We also have them.

http://www.speedspecialty.com/store/...duct=rrseatcvr

They just became available for a 3rd gen also, but the store is not yet updated to show that. E-mail if you have any questions.

Z28SORR

What is this the 19th century. Why would anyone make these out of wood??

AW/whiteZ-28

What are you gonna make it out of...fiberglass.

This isn't the 19th century we don't make stuff more complicated than it needs to be.

Z28SORR

Personally I'd make them out of aluminum, or composite. Less weight.

Kataklysm

why would you put those ugly things in. The backseat weighs barely anything.

CrabhartZ28

Now see what i thought you were going to do was level the gap off with the top part of the trunk. That way you could fit more things on that space.

Those things make it look like you put a couple of plastic kiddie chairs in place of the real ones. Another idea: why not make a wood L-shaped cover for the thing, so you can hide the thing, and also put things under it.