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That's (sort of) why I was asking. I don't mind losing the ability to fold the backs.Stevelar_granolar wrote:I thought so, i take it the pans are identical between the atr and 5g?Shiny wrote:Back seats are solid in the ATR, forms part of the chassis stiffening
I just didn't want to remove 6 (or would it have to be 8?) seats to try the layout if there was a quick answer available!
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