SOLD, 2015 Access Cab Rear Seat Delete

I performed a rear seat delete on my 2015 access cab and I have the seats, headrest, back wall panel and seat belts available as a package. The seats have no rips or stains but the back wall panel has a couple of scuff marks on the plastic. I looked around to see how much people were selling them for and I couldn't find anything so I guess I will start asking $200.00 obo. For those who might of seen these type of post in the past please let me know if my asking price is good. Thanks

 

Would love to get that rear panel from you but I’m sure shipping would kill the deal.

 

^ Thanks Vic!

 

Just an FYI,
I shipped my complete access cab rear interior to someone in Miami, FL for just over $55. But that was during COVID.

I went to a local bicycle shop and asked for a bike box. Just long enough to put the rear panel in the box. Pick up some bubble & shrink wrap and used a bunch of Amazon bubble envelopes to pack every thing nice and safe. I then used this shipping vendor for shipping. It you pack right and use a subcontractor for shipping it’s not all that bad. The large back plastic panel from the SR model of Access Cab is not cheap. But I was able to get enough for everything I sold to buy the panel and some carpet to glue in where you could see the paint color of the truck.

I then installed a little Infinity self powered sub bolted a piece of 1/4” wall aluminum bolted that to 1/4” x 2 x 3 6061 angle aluminum. Used all Allen head stainless hardware, locknuts and blue Loctite. The hardest part was getting two 5/16 stainless Allen bolts to bolt all this down with the two center seatbelt bolts on the floor of the cab. Trust me the speaker was solid as a rock. And yes seatbelt bolts are federally mandated to be 5/16 fine tread in all vehicles sold in the States. Because I keep looking for metric bolts!

Then approx 2 months later a gentleman walked up to me and insisted I sell him my truck. He wouldn’t take no for an answer. He took possession five days later and the photo is where the truck is now living.

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