Removing rear seats?

[HarryO]

Removed rear seats And added 80L of water, drawer, fridge etc

 

[powershift]

Removed rear seats And added 80L of water, drawer, fridge etc

That looks like a crafty setup with the water tank.

I've been thinking about removing just the 3rd row seat leather cushions and then mount battery cells to the seat backs to hide and permanently stow a battery pack and retain the original flat floor. Right now I need to lug a battery pack in and out through the door which isn't a huge deal but it isn't mounted. So when off-roading it can move around and mounting it securely isn't straight forward.

 

[ftillier]

@HarryO is the load space floor now level with the 2nd row seats when you fold the backrest down, but not collapsed down to the floor?

 

[plainolejeff]

That looks like a crafty setup with the water tank.

I've been thinking about removing just the 3rd row seat leather cushions and then mount battery cells to the seat backs to hide and permanently stow a battery pack and retain the original flat floor. Right now I need to lug a battery pack in and out through the door which isn't a huge deal but it isn't mounted. So when off-roading it can move around and mounting it securely isn't straight forward.

I was trying to remove the cushions as well but didn't look like is was possible without damaging them.

Jeff

 

[powershift]

I was trying to remove the cushions as well but didn't look like is was possible without damaging them.

Jeff

I was thinking to save the leather and repurpose it. Tearing apart the 3rd row rear seats is not as evil as moving to coil overs so I don't feel bad at all about it. A lot of gear can fit inside the back there and with a 4k pound rear end, might as well use every square inch it to its fullest potential. It is a truck through and through, it compares to the F150.