well i'm somewhat gutting my car just slightly and i was thinking about taking the bins behind the seats out, well that whole area at least, does anyone know what it looks like afterwards so i know what it'll look like for futur reference?

 

Im not sure if you will save that much weight. I use mine for all kinds of stuff there pretty handy you might want to keep them

 

well the reason i'm taking them out is because i just need more room in my car they get in the way alot. and my friend left a can of spray paint in one of them and it got all over the ******* place lol. i just want to know whether or not it'll look ugly afterwards.

 

I took mine out once and its a bunch of sound deadening foam and that sort of thing... unless you dress it up somehow it certainly wont look pretty. If you fab up some sort of cover for the area then it could look good, but you wont be winning any car shows without anything there.

 

looks bad.
most relocate the battery there

 

you could get rear seats

 

You will need to remove both door sills, 1/4 panel plastics (to remove 1/4 panel plastics, you will need to romove or loosen plastics around rear shocks). Remove rear devider, pull back rear carpet.

 

or you could kick your freinds *** and make him clean your bins.

 

the rear will look like crap without the bins. I've had mine out of the car twice, once for a stereo install and again to replace the bins with bins purchased on ebay. They are easy to remove once the interior pieces and one seat is removed. If I were you i'd get replacement bins on ebay.

 

ive never seen them out but if it were me i would think about laying down some nice black car carpet.

 

That's the best pic I could find trying to remember certain cars off the top of my head.

 

pull the bins out, ckean them best you can with thiners or sumthing, and if that dont work paint them...

 

if you take them out then its going to look bad. if you go to a car show you will never win.
if you try to sell it most probley wouldnt wont it.
unless it looked like the car in the picture above