Hey Nox,
) I see how it would work. But basically you'd only need a few of the metal plates I have now designed and additionally buy the needed amount of hollow aluminium bar. Should be quite cheap & easy to build too. (just drilling and cutting to lenght)
Been using this since the DFP came out, I think it qualifies as cheap. The Fisher Price table is over 20 years old but is still extremely solid. The kids lawn chair is surprisingly comfortable and sturdy, even for my 220lb self. Since they're both made for kids it makes for a very low, racy feel, and to store it all you have to do is fold the chair and flip the table sideways then put it in a closet/pantry, losing almost no storage space at all.
Only problem is if you forget to put it away before bringing a girl over, she'll think:
A. You have a kid you didn't tell her about (weird)
B. Your roommate is a 10 year old (weird)
C. You buy kids stuff for yourself (weird)
The chair was probably something like $15, and those tables were pretty popular so you can probably get one for $5 at a garage sale or on craigslist or something. There you go, cheap, sturdy, easily adjustable, and easily stored.
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You know what they say about great minds, haha. I imagine that would have been pretty awkward with the original seats though.
But seriously, after using this set-up for 7 years the only thing that I really feel needs improvement is the pedal angle. The way it is now your legs are only 25 degrees off completely horizontal so fully depressing the pedals can get a little tiring on your anterior calf muscles after several hours of driving. So I'll probably make a little wedge like some other rigs have (when GT5 arrives
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Anyone interested in making their own cockpit look below. I stumbled across this a few weeks ago and completed one just last week. Super sturdy, folds away when done and because it's made of pine, it's super light weight. In total it cost me less than $20 for materials.
http://buildawheelstand.blogspot.com/
