E30 rear seat delete panel build

[Tricked 323i]

Looks good I made a few of these several years ago for track cars with ABS sheet and OEM matching carpet.
Kevin

[Jand3rson]

I will when I do the bottom. I have to get more masonite, but I really don't want to buy another 4' x 8' sheet, when I only need a piece 24" x 52".

[AndrewBird]

Should have just borrowed our jigsaw.

[Jand3rson]

Just trying to figure out what made the somewhat uneven cut along the bottom edge. Dremel would do it. :up:

Not that it matters at all since it will be covered in carpet, just curious.

Exactly. I really didn't feel like schlepping it over to your house and back 12 times to make adjustments.

[AndrewBird]

Just trying to figure out what made the somewhat uneven cut along the bottom edge. Dremel would do it. :up:

Not that it matters at all since it will be covered in carpet, just curious.

[Jand3rson]

What did you use to cut the Masonite?

A Dremel, why?

[Van Westervelt]

Interested in your plans here.

One of these perhaps? :)

[LJ851]

Something that was unwieldy .

[AndrewBird]

What did you use to cut the Masonite?

[Jand3rson]

Today I started making the rear seat delete panels for my E30. For the panels themselves, I'm using Masonite, which will then be covered with subwoofer carpet (in probably black, or grey if I can find a match to my carpet).

I started by making cardboard templates for the floor and back:




Then once I was satisfied with them, I transferred them over to the Masonite and cut them out:


Rear panel in the car, need to get another sheet of Masonite before I can do the floor, I fucked the first one up: :D