Removal Of 90 bulkhead

Probably dumb newbie Q here but...
Is it possible to remove the bulkhead behind the front seats ? I thought I imagined that I'd dreamt I saw a roll bar type thingy advertised that would keep the strength and allow you to do that ? Was I at a Cider festival or do they exist ?

No I dont have a 90 ( yet, but have some pennies burning a hole..) but I was wanting to put forward facing seats in the rear ( when I get one ) and wondered if front entry ( fnarr...) was possible by removing the middle seat/cubby box/bulkhead etc

Yours in stupidity....

yup, you can get a bulhead removal bar - expensive though.
even if you remove the centre seat / cubby box and bulkhead, you've still got the seat box to climb over.

Yis.
Yis.
No you weren't(well you might have bin) but yis.
Oh well never mind.
S'pose it would be possible, but the enterer would have to be quite agile.

there is a strenghtening bar that enables the rear bulkhead panel to be removed, its main purpose though is to allow the seats to be moved further back allowing the taller people to drive a 90 without having the steering wheel embeded within there chests!!! To use it as a means of entry to the rear is still going to require a climb to clear the seat box area in the centre of the 2 front seats as this cannot be removed with having the gearbox,handbrake assembley below it.

bluddy hell slow off the mark again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

Thank you chasps,
Reason I ask is, the nice fold down, lever tweek,fold back up ,space saving , 3 point seat belt attached, forward facing seats I've seen appear to be in the middle once they're down, making them a tad awkward for rear entry ( insert George Michael gag here )

anyone have any photos of the lump my 8 year old would have to climb over to get in the back ( assuming middle seat removed ) ? or is there a 3 point inertia jobbie I could bolt to a roll cage for the front centre seat ? money no object where safety for my boy is concerned ( apart from making him travel in a defender )

Recon you 3 point inertia belt bolted to a roll bar type thing would be a better idea. Though I don't know the laws on small boys and car seats.