Pareto Offroad 2-Door Seat Delete Platform Reviews and Pictures

[Pareto Offroad]

A thread for reviews and pictures of our seat delete platforms for the JLU.

JL 2 door seat delete platform: https://paretooffroad.com/products/seat-delete-platform-for-jeep-wrangler-2-door-jl-2018-2024

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[Westymike]

Looks awesome and I can't wait to try it out! Keep up the good work!

 

[digimark]

First-mover advantage on a 4xe rear seat delete package? I know some people who might be interested… ?

EDIT: The other forum post for the 4-door version has a discussion of this, a two-piece solution would work for me, I’m in the max-cargo-space camp.

 

[Thdoors]

Following!

 

[dragoneggs]

A little confused. Your post title says 2dr but you mention JLU?

What is the panel made of? Weight?

 

[MauiSteve]

I removed my seat, 21 JLR. Not sure I see the need, I have a Weather Tech liner back there

 

[dragoneggs]

I removed my seat, 21 JLR. Not sure I see the need, I have a Weather Tech liner back there

I did the same. If you wanted to mount some rails for pull out fridge or drawers, it would be a nice mounting plate.

 

[DubaiMarauder]

A thread for reviews and pictures of our seat delete platforms for the JLU.

JL 2 door seat delete platform: https://paretooffroad.com/products/seat-delete-platform-for-jeep-wrangler-2-door-jl-2018-2024

Fuck! They're proud of those things eh? $1445 for a 4dr rear seat delete? Must be that overland tax.

 

[Pareto Offroad]

Fuck! They're proud of those things eh? $1445 for a 4dr rear seat delete? Must be that overland tax.

I thought the same thing about a significantly higher price point before starting Pareto Offroad about a year ago.

I always recommend people DIY. You’ll gain some great skills and save some money (not as much as you’d think), but not time… especially if you’re as picky as me. If I had just stopped at the first one for me, I’d probably have saved $0.05 per hour I put in to it.

How much is your time worth?

 

[DubaiMarauder]

I thought the same thing about a significantly higher price point before starting Pareto Offroad about a year ago.

I always recommend people DIY. You’ll gain some great skills and save some money (not as much as you’d think), but not time… especially if you’re as picky as me. If I had just stopped at the first one for me, I’d probably have saved $0.05 per hour I put in to it.

How much is your time worth?

? That entirely depends on who you ask. If you ask my boss, barely minimum wage for 80+hrs a week with no overtime pay in my industry. He currently isn't talking to me since I enforced my weekends off.

 

[VKSheridan]

$675 for a slab of plastic with properly placed bolt holes to cover the spot where the rear seat once sat? A bit too rich for this kid…..

 

[Pareto Offroad]

$675 for a slab of plastic with properly placed bolt holes to cover the spot where the rear seat once sat? A bit too rich for this kid…..

I know I probably shouldn’t engage…

This really depends on how you value your time and your skill set. Look around, I highly encourage DIY for all kinds of stuff.

For those that value their time and want it right the first time, I’ve got you covered.

 

[VKSheridan]

No worries mate, thanks for engaging.

 

[utahdesignfoundry]

Nice! On my short list of things to do.

 

[Drakku]

You got any customer pics of installed 2dr deletes? Or any around at the shop that I could swing by and see in person? I'm about 90% ready to bite, I just need a little more visual motivation, haha.

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