Rear Seat Delete

[shumpertdavid]

After 7 years of the car being painted and drivable I finally got around to working on a rear seat delete I've had in mind for 9 years or so. The panels are aluminum with a layer of 1\2" dense foam, and rubber backed truck carpet. I made a framework, that is welded to the floorpan and lower inner fenderwells, out of angle iron and square tubing. I still have to finish it out a little and yet a Y for the nitrous feeds, but I'm pleased with my progress.

[Darren M]

Looks slow. (Had to be said. )

[dville_gt]

sweet car. looks great.

[Up0n0ne]

Nice work.

[shumpertdavid]

Looks slow. (Had to be said. )

it is slow, got time slips to prove it lol

[Darren M]

it is slow, got time slips to prove it lol

Seriously, looks great.

[shumpertdavid]

Thanks, I appreciate it. It was time to work on making the interior a little quieter, I put dynomat in all the areas that were easily reached, laid jute mat under the lower panel, and hung some when I put the back wall in. It cut the noise quiet a bit, I still need to finish matting the trunk and lay carpet, build side panels, and figure out what I'm going to do for a sub setup. Sure beats looking at the rear seat bracing, empty floor pan, and single bottle over the differential hump.

[stephen4785]

What a bunch of crap! There not even hooked up.....
Looks good man

[shumpertdavid]

What a bunch of crap! There not even hooked up.....
Looks good man

LOL, I expected someone to say something. I'm trying to decide on running a single common gauge, or leaving gauges on each bottle like it is. You can kinda see the feed line under the bottles. I assure you it is a working system. I'll have something lined out for the cruise, should run low 9's as usual.