2+2 Seating in a 1991 N/A
05-26-02, 05:26 AM
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2+2 Seating in a 1991 N/A
Does anyone know what it would take for me to add a rear seat to my 91 n/a? I did not see that listed as an option in the factory add-ons... Any words of wisdom?
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I believe it's a straight bolt-in. I know the Australian version only had the 2+2 configuration. Very rare here in Nth America.
My question is, unless you have legless midgets you would like to seat in your car, why would you want the back seat??
My question is, unless you have legless midgets you would like to seat in your car, why would you want the back seat??
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I used to have a back seat in mine.... but it came with bins originally. YES, it is a direct bolt in conversion, takes about 1/2 hour. VERY EASY.
now here's the down side.
NO F'ING ROOM! Yes, legless midgits would find it quite roomy in there, but the average (and average meaning anywhere ABOVE 3 feet tall) person just cannot fit in there. The ONLY reason you'd want one is for small children.
Here is a pic of how small they are:
http://www.geocities.com/boatseason/pic9.html
now here's the down side.
NO F'ING ROOM! Yes, legless midgits would find it quite roomy in there, but the average (and average meaning anywhere ABOVE 3 feet tall
) person just cannot fit in there. The ONLY reason you'd want one is for small children. Here is a pic of how small they are:
http://www.geocities.com/boatseason/pic9.html
05-26-02, 11:46 AM
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And if you have long legs like me, the driver's seat has to go all the way back, giving you about 4 inches of space to put your legs in the back. I would have to get the person behind me to lay across the seat. 
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Originally posted by titancronos
Well, it was either install rear seats, or get a family car (NOOOOO!!!!)...
Well, it was either install rear seats, or get a family car (NOOOOO!!!!)...
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