RANGER_MARC
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- First Name
- MARC
- Joined
- Apr 29, 2019
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- Location
- Delaware USA
- Vehicle(s)
- FORD RANGER LARIAT 2019
- Occupation
- TEACH
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Hey, Duke, nice delete! I am also thinking of taking the rear seat out of my super-crew since. There is only the wife and I, no kids or dogs, but we seem to carry around a lot of junk, changes of clothes, sporting goods, water bottles, suitcases if we travel overnight, etc., so no real need for a back seat to sit on but definitely would like more space back there. In your experience, after taking the seats out, is it necessary to put carpeting or other barriers in to protect wiring etc., or would it work with just removing the seat and going from there? Don't get me wrong, your set-up looks great and is definitely the way to go if you have the time and money (not to mention skill), but I just want to know if it can be avoided without any risk to functioning parts. Thanks in advance for any advice you can offer! Probably a lot of other members are curious as well!Rear Seat Delete (DIY) on my Scab. Lots of room for tool cases and easily converted back to stock when it comes time to sell.
These 15 tool cases fit in the back. The trim panels are protected and I can easily access the jack and spare storage compartments.
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The bed is usually full of larger tools or lumber.
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