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Old 05-15-2006, 07:49 PM   #1
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Who drives a 1/reduced seater?

I popped my passenger seat out the other day to haul my new engine around, and I'm just gonna leave it out, it's not like I have a girlfriend...

Anyone else riding this train?
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Old 05-15-2006, 07:53 PM   #2
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my car weighs so much If I

my car weighs so much If I take out the seats I won't even gain 1mpg.
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Old 05-15-2006, 07:56 PM   #3
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Re: Who drives a 1/reduced seater?

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it's not like I have a girlfriend...
LOL thats a PERFECT exscuse for me and my parents thx svoboy

i've thought about taking out the passenger seat and making a little bed or somthing. somthing i can take naps between classes at collage :P
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I have had my rear seats out

I have had my rear seats out from time to time. But i don't like seeing all that bare steel in my trunk. Plus i do need to carry +2 people sometimes.
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Re: Who drives a 1/reduced seater?

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i've thought about taking out the passenger seat and making a little bed or somthing. somthing i can take naps between classes at collage :P
my guess is are a freshman in collEge?? :P


i take my rear seat out from time to time if i get board. maybe ill try taking out the passenger seat for the next time i head down to atco.... hmm...
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Old 05-15-2006, 11:42 PM   #6
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Re: Who drives a 1/reduced seater?

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I popped my passenger seat out the other day to haul my new engine around, and I'm just gonna leave it out, it's not like I have a girlfriend...

Anyone else riding this train?
It sounds like a good enough precursor to the old "pull-up a face line." }
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Old 05-16-2006, 04:57 AM   #7
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I rode the "gutted interior"

I rode the "gutted interior" wagon for a while, but can't any more. I often have at least one passenger, and sometimes more, so all of my seats must remain. Plus after driving a car for a few years with no carpet/consoles/trim/seats, you begin to miss your interior. Even if I ever build a sick streetable drag car, it will have the full interior.
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having no interior might

having no interior might mean you're a ricer/have a fast car. Either way it causes other people to try to race you. It also gives the cops the wrong impression and makes them tell you to open the hood.
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Either way it causes other people to try to race you
I drive the car with the reputation for racing in an area full of street racers, haven't had it happen once.

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It also gives the cops the wrong impression and makes them tell you to open the hood.
Once I was hotwiring my car in the street at one in the morning, totally gutted, wires everywhere, a cop asked what was up, I just said working, and he said, move it to your driveway, so I did, and he left.
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Old 05-16-2006, 07:28 PM   #10
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Not Missing My Missing Seat

I took my passenger seat and spare w/jack out last month to reduce weight. It really came in handy having the extra room when I was moving. In fact, it has come in handy several times. People sometimes do stare when someone gets out of the back seat, but I don't mind.

I am getting the urge to strip the interior (except dash, rear seat and driver's seat, of course). Not really sure if I want to...everything is in almost perfect shape...hmmmmm? Oh well, I think I will wait...or not. Anyway, no plans in the near future to reinstall the passenger seat.
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