Lol!, Yes Cloak got it right. Thanks for the response. Whoops, I took it a bit too literal! :headbonk: It'd take too long to be honest, since you need to remove a bunch of stuff, To install it back it'd be like another install lol. I actually cut off my seatbelts to avoid cutting the plastic moldings that the seatbelt passes through because I don't plan on switching back =P Selling the rear seats pretty soon lol. You practically strip it all to fit flush. I think the only thing you can leave is where you buckle the seat belt lol.
