Backseats on a FC? o_O
#1
Backseats on a FC? o_O
I was browsing around the classified section, when I saw a TII for sale. When I looked at the pics, it was clear that there was a backseat. I think the person who as selling it wasn't quite sure if the previous owner bought it as is or if he got it installed.
I guess my question is that is it possible to install a backseat on an FC? Or is it some kind of special family edition of an RX-7?
I guess my question is that is it possible to install a backseat on an FC? Or is it some kind of special family edition of an RX-7?
#4
Twas rare, maily because it was a dealer option, and the only people who bought the 2+2 option were middle aged men who needed an excuse for their wife to justify the car... For everyone else, the two seater is a two seater...
#6
Originally Posted by Kenteth
Twas rare, maily because it was a dealer option, and the only people who bought the 2+2 option were middle aged men who needed an excuse for their wife to justify the car... For everyone else, the two seater is a two seater...
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#10
First of all, I can't Imagine why you would actually want to install seats in an fc that werent there before. Those bins were great and the only passenger that should ever be in the car is some hot chick to make you feel like a real man. I say chick only cuz if I ever see a woman drive one, I doubt a man would be cool enough to sit in the passenger seat and watch. I certainly can't sit in the pass. in mine. But I'm off topic.
The 2 + 2 was more an option for vert models. Especially in the U.S. where verts seem to be more favored in some climates than in other parts of the world. The small headroom wasn't as much a problem with those because you could put the top down whereas in a coupe, you practically have to be 5 foot tall or less not to feel cramped.
Take it as you will because I've knew two vert owners that very attached to their trail buckets while I'm accustomed to having the population of my car reach 3+ only with someone laying down . Actualy, for a small car, being a hatch two seater, there is quite a bit of storage space back there as long as you dont always carry your full tool set and misc. RX-7 parts box with you (like almost every 7head does).
When are we gonna learn that we'll never put those flash to pass lenses back on again and the stock airbox, although cool looking cuz it says mazda, will never replace our lovely cold-air intake. And so on and so on.....
The 2 + 2 was more an option for vert models. Especially in the U.S. where verts seem to be more favored in some climates than in other parts of the world. The small headroom wasn't as much a problem with those because you could put the top down whereas in a coupe, you practically have to be 5 foot tall or less not to feel cramped.
Take it as you will because I've knew two vert owners that very attached to their trail buckets while I'm accustomed to having the population of my car reach 3+ only with someone laying down . Actualy, for a small car, being a hatch two seater, there is quite a bit of storage space back there as long as you dont always carry your full tool set and misc. RX-7 parts box with you (like almost every 7head does).
When are we gonna learn that we'll never put those flash to pass lenses back on again and the stock airbox, although cool looking cuz it says mazda, will never replace our lovely cold-air intake. And so on and so on.....
Last edited by 1990RXHeaven; 03-20-05 at 11:50 AM.
#11
Originally Posted by drcoopster
The back seat is straightforward to install if you have all of the bits. Likewise if you have a backseat it's straighforward to switch to bins.
#12
Originally Posted by Kouta
somewhat, the side plastic is a bit different. i went from 2+2, and now i am looking for the plastic bits that are right behind the door panels, the ones from the 2+2 setup dont fit with the bins in place.
#13
Originally Posted by drcoopster
I switched from 2+2 to bins and didn't switch any of the side trim. Of course, now the trim still has holes in it for the seat mounts, but the bins installed without a hitch.
#15
I put rear seats in my car to hold books and stuff. Since it is a sport, it came factory with no bins. I'm taking them back out around mid-spring.
I thought rear seats wouldn't fit in any convertable since the top is in the way.
Originally Posted by cafcwest
No vert in the US came with rear seats.
#16
take a look at these before you decide to instal backseats .... mainly because alot of people find it cramped back there... although i do have a few friends(girls) and one guy who find it comfortable (to an extent) back there.
as you can see there if fick all for room... the seats are almost at a 90 deg. angle and force you to lean forward for most of the trip... if someone could find a way to make it so the back part of the seat reclined a little(even 15 degrees) it would make a world of difference!!
as you can see there if fick all for room... the seats are almost at a 90 deg. angle and force you to lean forward for most of the trip... if someone could find a way to make it so the back part of the seat reclined a little(even 15 degrees) it would make a world of difference!!
#18
Originally Posted by EazyE
take a look at these before you decide to instal backseats .... mainly because alot of people find it cramped back there... although i do have a few friends(girls) and one guy who find it comfortable (to an extent) back there.
as you can see there if fick all for room... the seats are almost at a 90 deg. angle and force you to lean forward for most of the trip... if someone could find a way to make it so the back part of the seat reclined a little(even 15 degrees) it would make a world of difference!!
as you can see there if fick all for room... the seats are almost at a 90 deg. angle and force you to lean forward for most of the trip... if someone could find a way to make it so the back part of the seat reclined a little(even 15 degrees) it would make a world of difference!!
#19
Originally Posted by 1990RXHeaven
Those bins were great and the only passenger that should ever be in the car is some hot chick to make you feel like a real man.
Originally Posted by 1990RXHeaven
The 2 + 2 was more an option for vert models. Especially in the U.S. where verts seem to be more favored in some climates than in other parts of the world. The small headroom wasn't as much a problem with those because you could put the top down whereas in a coupe, you practically have to be 5 foot tall or less not to feel cramped.
#22
Re: Back seats in Vert
NO Vert came with back seats factory. I did see pics of some guy in NY maybe who did all this custom interior stuff, including installing modified coupe back seats in his vert. Why? I have no clue..but they were back there.
NO Vert came with back seats factory. I did see pics of some guy in NY maybe who did all this custom interior stuff, including installing modified coupe back seats in his vert. Why? I have no clue..but they were back there.
#24
Two-Seaters rock, I never get hit up by friends who need to bum a ride!
(to the tune of "Boulevard of Broken Dreams") I ride alone, I ride alone... dun un,dun un... dun un UN!
i-SP33D-for-J3SUS
(to the tune of "Boulevard of Broken Dreams") I ride alone, I ride alone... dun un,dun un... dun un UN!
i-SP33D-for-J3SUS
#25
Originally Posted by iSP33D-for-J3SUS
Two-Seaters rock, I never get hit up by friends who need to bum a ride!
(to the tune of "Boulevard of Broken Dreams") I ride alone, I ride alone... dun un,dun un... dun un UN!
i-SP33D-for-J3SUS
(to the tune of "Boulevard of Broken Dreams") I ride alone, I ride alone... dun un,dun un... dun un UN!
i-SP33D-for-J3SUS