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Ford Ranger 2019-2023 4th Gen. Super Crew - 100% Second Row Seat Delete Plate System

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Ford Ranger 2019-2023 4th Gen. Super Crew - 100% Second Row Seat Delete Plate SystemThe Ford Ranger second row seat deletes for the Super Crew 4 door Ranger are designed for you to easily remove your rear seats and create a flat and secure platform for gear storage. The platform includes hatches that allow access to the factory storage space below the rear seats. In addition to the seat platform, you also get a back wall replacement that is secured to the platform, and the factory anchor points in the back wall. The addition of the

The Ford Ranger second row seat deletes for the Super Crew 4 door Ranger are designed for you to easily remove your rear seats and create a flat and secure platform for gear storage. The platform includes hatches that allow access to the factory storage space below the rear seats. In addition to the seat platform, you also get a back wall replacement that is secured to the platform, and the factory anchor points in the back wall.

The addition of the back wall gives you ample space to secure other gear, if necessary, such as fire extinguishers, first aid kits and other personal items.

Due to the configuration of the rear seat in the Ranger, this item is available as a 100% delete only as the bench seat is not like other vehicle models with a 60/40 or 50/50 split.

The factory subwoofer has to be removed from the vehicle or relocated by the end user at this time. This product does not have accommodations for the factory subwoofer box as found in Lariat and higher model Rangers. It does have a mounting position for the factory amplifier located in the lower right-hand corner of the driver's side back wall, as well as a mouse hole to chase the factory wires through. See the image below for the location of the relocated factory amplifier

This unit is 100% bolt in and does not require drilling or modifying the vehicle.

Although this is a 100% replacement, we utilized our preferred design of a 60/40 split. This design allows the user to add a fridge or cooler behind the passenger's seat in a front to back orientation, keeping the 60% space behind the driver's side wide open and usable. The image below shows a National Luna Weekender 50 fridge. Other fridge models that would easily fit in this space include:

National Luna Weekender 50 and 52, Legacy 40 and 52
Dometic CFX3 35, 45 and 55
ARB Classic 35, 47 and Zero 38 and 47
SnoMaster TR42 and CL40
Other fridge models can certainly fit in this space.  Our recommended maximum dimensions for this area are 28"w x 18"d x 22"h

Product weight is 64 pounds total for the compete 100% delete with back walls. 

In the image below the passenger front seat is approximately 90% in the full back position in a normal recline position as well. This position is still very comfortable for people up to 6'-1" tall.

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