Rear seats - 2 to 3?

[steve_c]

After reading #17, I leave you to judge!

If you really want to discuss the bizarre solar panel replacing alternator idea, you're probably better off going back here:

Glue solar panel to roof in place of alternator

Hi, I have a plan to remove the alternator, a/c and pas and get my electrical supply from a solar panel glued to the roof. Has anyone else gone down this route? Also with the pas removed, how do I deal with the steering sensor and abs? I know the 1.2 has no pas or a/c, so is it just a matter of...

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[Robin_Cox]

After reading #17, I leave you to judge!

RAB

@Jock & @RAB .. I think you might be taking me slightly seriously ! I don't know if you saw the earlier discussion but I'm almost certain that apart from the solar panel there was a plan to use a low-impedence flux-capacitor to make up the shortfall on power in the dark. Then if the roof is no longer needing to be de-ridged, we could use isopon to plug the spare anchoring points in the floor from the 2-seat rear once the pins are cut off and the 3-seat one is installed. Any thoughts?

I must admit I am now trying to find contexts to use the phrase "with judicious use of a hacksaw" from post 7 in everyday life - for instance with regard to parking spaces or piloting supertankers through Venice. For everything else there's Mastercard...

 

[Guest 4123]

If you think it's appropriate here to answer questions of safety with supercilious sarcasm, then maybe it's time to move on.

RAB

 

[steve_c]

If you think it's appropriate here to answer questions of safety with supercilious sarcasm, then maybe it's time to move on.

Nobody here has answered questions of safety with supercilious sarcasm. @Robin_Cox 's initial response to Rod davis's initial contribution to this thread was anything but.

As for Rod's earlier thread proposing removing the alternator and fitting a solar panel to replace it, I'm not sure that can be politely viewed as anything other than a source of humour.