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Old 11-07-2007, 10:58 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Third Row Seat

I recently had a third row seat made by an aftermarket company for my FJ. Here are some pics of both my FJ and, in particular, the installed third row seat.



























Thoughts?

P.S. The website for the seat's manufacturer is FJ Cruiser Third Row Seat, Suv 3rd Seat, Leather Suv Seat
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"Excessive dents and scratches under vehicle, skid plates, and body frame. Left front lower control arm dented. Vehicle shows heavy off road use. Both sides of body dented and heavily scratched. Aftermarket [rock rails] dented. Right mirror housing cracked and missing a piece. Windshield chipped. Tires have excessive wear w/ chunks of rubber missing from tread. Muffler smashed, hitting body of vehicle. Rear differential drain plug impacted, may be difficult to remove. Vehicle has after market lift kit and wench [sic]. Vehicle muffler has impact hole. All rims scratched and dented from impact. Left side roof rack bent. Roof dented at rack mount." –Toyota Tech Report on my FJ

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Old 11-07-2007, 11:00 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Third Row Seat

I like it. How much leg room do those seats leave?
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Looks cramped
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I like it. How much leg room do those seats leave?
The third row is designed only for children. If your over 5' tall, you'll be cramped in that row. I've got four kids, plus my wife, so it works out perfect for us.
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Looks cramped
Kids less than 5' tall have plenty of room back there. It's like their "own" seat because no one else can fit. My kids love it.
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Re: Third Row Seat

It sounds like a good idea, but how hard is it to get to the back seat, and is there any legroom?
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It sounds like a good idea, but how hard is it to get to the back seat, and is there any legroom?
For kids, it's easy. Just pull down the middle row single seat, as shown in one of the pics, and they can climb right in. Kids have plenty of leg room. Again, that third row seat is ONLY for kids.
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For kids, it's easy. Just pull down the middle row single seat, as shown in one of the pics, and they can climb right in. Kids have plenty of leg room. Again, that third row seat is ONLY for kids.
I think that the third row seat works perfect for your situation. You got your FJ and your whole family can fit.
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Re: Third Row Seat

Looks good. I miss my Durango...it had PLENTY of room and eight seats.... :9
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