Goose Gear Rear Seat delete - Carpet/Rubber Pattern

[Morphling]

Its a long shot as search yielded nothing.

I have a goos gear rear seat delete - - love it, but that stuff slides around a lot, so do my dogs.

Looking for a pattern (template) so I can have a carpet cut to spec with cutouts/flaps for the access ports.

I know its a long shot, thanks in advance again.

-Justin

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[fourfa]

new school option: peel and stick carpet squares, and a razor blade?

old school option: 3M 77 spray glue all over, utility carpet from home improvement store all over, then find the gaps with a razor blade (having inhaled too much 77 in my youth, I don't like this as much)

 

[HooliganActual]

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[Morphling]

Thanks all. Both good ideas.

 

[chorky]

There was someone here that offered a template but it was not for the goose gear but their own home made version. I think it was pretty darn similar to the goose gear though, and might get you close. Try and do a search for rear seat delete template. I think that's what it was called on a couple of the pages.

 

[Forum Crawler]

new school option: peel and stick carpet squares, and a razor blade?

old school option: 3M 77 spray glue all over, utility carpet from home improvement store all over, then find the gaps with a razor blade (having inhaled too much 77 in my youth, I don't like this as much)

THIS!

 

[chaosjake]

I like the idea of peel and stick carpet squares and cutting out the access panels with a razor knife. I went the lazy route and just cut a big rectangle out of a carpet remnant to cover most of the GG and keep my dog from sliding around.

 

[animusrien]

You could just unbolt the top plate of your goose gear and measure from that. Having it out would be best for your install anyway.

There was someone here that offered a template but it was not for the goose gear but their own home made version. I think it was pretty darn similar to the goose gear though, and might get you close. Try and do a search for rear seat delete template. I think that's what it was called on a couple of the pages.

I found that with plans to make my own in the next few weeks. I remade the template, attached here. Edit: Sorry, I didn't realize this post was a month old already.

 

[Morphling]

Dude, you are incredible. Do you have plans to do cut outs for the hatches? If so, would you share?

If you are stateside and need games, I make games for a living and would be happy to send you stuff as a thank you! I make D&D figures, board games - if you give me your like or your kids ages, I can figure out something.

So nice of you to post - thanks again.

 

[Jim SoG]

Awesome. Is there side pieces for allowing storage under it?

I suck at "crafts" but to save $1000 I am gonna try.

3/4" Ply wood or ???

Jim

 

[Jim SoG]

bolt hole locations?

Jim

 

[Panda Monium]

You could just unbolt the top plate of your goose gear and measure from that. Having it out would be best for your install anyway.



I found that with plans to make my own in the next few weeks. I remade the template, attached here. Edit: Sorry, I didn't realize this post was a month old already.

Thanks for this! I am going to attempt to DIY this in my hobbyist wood shop.

 

[animusrien]

Thanks for this! I am going to attempt to DIY this in my hobbyist wood shop.

Do note there is a slight angle on the passenger side, at a reduction of 1" from cab side to rear of front seats. I would cut passenger seat side at 20.5" (rather than the 19.5" listed) and then trim to fit. This is due to how the plastic trim sits, so I would cut it down after depending on how you seat the plate.

 

[Jteakus]

I used that templet to build mine. It is off a little. !/2 " plywood is fine just put supports under it.

 

[RubiNewbCB]

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