CheeseHead Cubs Fan

Well, many around here have inspired me to work on a rear seat delete. I didn't care to go the euro route mainly due to costs and I want to eventually (someday) build a sweet "tasteful" audio setup in the back. In the meantime, I was able to come up with this temporary setup. Should do fine till I decide the audio route.

Honestly, with the help of a good buddy, and a good card board template, this came together in about 2 hours. Top will get fitted later and covered with a black fabric (yet to be found...)

Any tips are appreciated, Keep in mind this is for a FWD, just a touch different than the Quattro's trunk area...

(wanted foam to make the ride quiet)

<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/81234/dsc02050.jpg">

<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/81234/dsc02051.jpg">

<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/81234/rearhatch.jpg">

1 Mean TT

I'm about to hop on the bandwaggon too.

kodeTT

i probably can't take mine out for some time...since i still haul 2 kids around.

Halbe

I'm interested in what it looks like.

TTschwing

It takes 15 seconds. There is a plastic clip on either side of the leading edge that clips into the body structure underneath. Grab the front edge firmly just behind either seat and lift. The whole base can then be removed..

OldSchool AG

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nikhil

what's the procedure for taking out the seat backs?

KamalS2000

should be pretty straightforward if you take your seat out and take a look

nikhil

k thanks!

TTschwing

They just serve to position the brackets. When the 17s are out just slide up and the backs will come right out.