I'm working on developing a rear seat delete design for 2010-2014 Mustangs. My goal is to make it functional, easy to install without alterations to the car, and keep the price at $100 or less. Basically all-around better than the one on AM for $140 that's held in place by plastic clips. This is what I have so far. I need some feedback from Mustang owners.
$140 is already pretty cheap, are you not shooting yourself in the foot by trying to keep yourself under $100?
Samuel Morales
AM only has about $30 worth of materials in their build. I'm trying to increase the bang:buck ratio so to speak. It's still a good enough profit margin and it keeps me busy.
Jaxon Phillips
You guys can shit on my 4.slow to keep the thread bumped.
Oliver Mitchell
>plastic clips Yeah, that'll hold up in a crash.
Dominic Young
The AM is held up by clips. Not the one I'm working on. The AM actually comes off when the windows are rolled down.
Ian Ortiz
what years are the best looking mustangs, brehs?
Dylan Roberts
Aside from classics, 2010-14 in my opinion. Though 2017 rtr looks good