Apparently, I found the solution to all your problems if you own a Ford.

<EvilSpork> http://www.taurusclub.com/encyclopedia/G3/963cup.JPG Yes that's a SEATBELT there uh
<EvilSpork> they think supposedly
<EvilSpork> you can use the position between the two front seats
<EvilSpork> with the flip-fold console folded back and the armrests as a back
<EvilSpork> as an actual seat
<EvilSpork> i would not fucking try it ever
<EvilSpork> I actually removed that seatbelt from ours because it kept getting tangled in the track and jamming the driver's seat adjustment
<EvilSpork> actually i found that a lot of problems on that car could be solved by removing shit
<EvilSpork> poor performance? remove the air intake silencer (which melts over time and restricts airflow!)
<EvilSpork> leaky coolant tank blowing out stinky coolant? remove the rubber seal from the cap and drill a hole in it!
<EvilSpork> stupid piece of shit burns its transmission? REMOVE CAR


So far, I have not had to remove anything from my current car in a similar manner. ^^

I did just find out how to add rear speakers, though. Surprise... the wiring is already there and stuff. All that's needed is to snap out the gray (at least on this model) oblong panels above the rear seat armrests. As an added bonus, snapping that out gave me access to push out the dent left by someone opening the door of an Excursion against my car when I went to the MSI show in Fort Lauderdale. POIT! That took three seconds and I'd been putting it off for months. XD