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Most impressive! Thank you for sharing.
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KRAKEN's DIY Rear Seat Delete / Raised Cargo Platform with locking storage
All I can say is WOW! I have been looking at these threads, that is spot on! When are you going to start production? hint hint 
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If your singing skills was even close to your craftsmanship skills, you could win the VOICE , absolutely the best I’ve seen, I didn’t even want a rear seat delete til now. Yes Sir, my hats off to you. As they say on the VOICE “ That’s Insane “
Love this thread! It's a relief to see some quality threads like this! Too many grumpy, "my thoughts are the gospel", posts on this forum. I don't even have a 2-door, but absolutely love the time and planning you put into your project! The end result is just awesome!
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Nicely done! I built my "floor" for my 2DR to lay Over the rear folded seats, but I have quick access to them should I need to carry a rear seat passenger. But I love what you did, and the creative storage you attained.
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Good Lord.
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That looks great. Excellent work
Kudos on a job well done. It’s nice to see ingenuity and detailed craftsmanship come together. Hands down a superb job and marketable piece.
While extremely functional for your use case, the really powerful thing about your build is, like several other folks mentioned, it inspired me to envision how I also needed that in my life to enhance it somehow.
Superb!
While extremely functional for your use case, the really powerful thing about your build is, like several other folks mentioned, it inspired me to envision how I also needed that in my life to enhance it somehow.
Superb!
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Whoa! May be the best DIY post on this entire forum. Well done man. Very cool.
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Outstanding! I'm doing this. Any chance we can meet up so I can take a closer look?
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Excellent work. The good choice in pattern on that kayak deck matting also just gives it that touch extra that makes all the difference.
Good workmanship and a very clean final product that is actually useful!
Good workmanship and a very clean final product that is actually useful!
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Love the thought you have put into this and of course the quality of your work. I do not think I would ever do this but am inspired by the projects people post on this forum. Thanks for sharing!!I let the assemblies air out & offgas for a few days and then covered the deck with foam boat decking material with 3M adhesive backing. Adhesion was pleasantly very good. After getting both sections installed and bolted together, I lined the cargo compartments with some closed cell foam.
great work ! Every time I see a project like this I get ideas and pointers. I really like the fold down tie down points you used. I will be copying that feature now.
I am in preparation to do this same type of project on my four door. complete rear seat delete with the lowest raised platform possible. I too with have concealment space directly behind the console however I want mine to be accessible from the drivers seat.
I am in preparation to do this same type of project on my four door. complete rear seat delete with the lowest raised platform possible. I too with have concealment space directly behind the console however I want mine to be accessible from the drivers seat.
Excellent and beautiful work!!!!I let the assemblies air out & offgas for a few days and then covered the deck with foam boat decking material with 3M adhesive backing. Adhesion was pleasantly very good. After getting both sections installed and bolted together, I lined the cargo compartments with some closed cell foam.
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