Rear seat panel?
Created by: FiremarshalBill
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Originally Posted by FiremarshalBill
Did Mini Saloons ever leave the factory with a metal, wood, or fiberboard panel cover for the front opening below the rear seat, or was this under seat area specifically left open for more interior storage? Just curious.
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Definitely designed as storage space, even without the optional baskets.
See approx 5:45 into this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwWasALEJyQ
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See approx 5:45 into this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwWasALEJyQ
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Did Mini Saloons ever leave the factory with a metal, wood, or fiberboard panel cover for the front opening below the rear seat, or was this under seat area specifically left open for more interior storage? Just curious.