i love my folding seat's on my 626gt touring. and wondered if they fit in the mx6. never even thought about the wagon though.
Rear seat replacement quickie (52kbps gb2/90's)
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I got my hands on an idle HAtchback rear seat with flip-up cushions, so I decided to see how they fit the Wagon....
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Unfortunately, the new seat leaves unsightly gaps all around. They weren't identical afterall. Too bad they didn't make flip-ups the regular feature even on GT
Unfortunately, the new seat leaves unsightly gaps all around. They weren't identical afterall. Too bad they didn't make flip-ups the regular feature even on GT
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You need to use the backrest brackets from a hatchback too!
The sit lower, and stick out further (or not as far, i cant remember)
Then your seat will fold down flat, not on an angle like your picture.
You can see here how i moved the backrest locking bracket down a little bit, i think i used the bracket from the hatchback too. Had to cut the slot in the side trim a little lower.
And then no unsightly gaps
The sit lower, and stick out further (or not as far, i cant remember)
Then your seat will fold down flat, not on an angle like your picture.
You can see here how i moved the backrest locking bracket down a little bit, i think i used the bracket from the hatchback too. Had to cut the slot in the side trim a little lower.
And then no unsightly gaps
Thanks for the input and great looking job, I'd K++ but unfortunately I just run out.
I would have some more Hatch parts too, but chances are I might not get to keep them. I could use them as a pattern though, I'm somewhat familiar at making stuff
I would have some more Hatch parts too, but chances are I might not get to keep them. I could use them as a pattern though, I'm somewhat familiar at making stuff
those legs look aweful........ly familiar
What all this I, I, I business Jesse? hahaha
What all this I, I, I business Jesse? hahaha
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