Removing Rear interior plastics?

[Moomin_Man]

Has anyone reomed this from their twingo? My seats are out, but i haven't had a chance to see how the plastics are all fitted
The plastic side pockets, speaker cover including where the seat belts mount.
I'm not doing it to lighten load, but i keep marking plastic when putting my bike, drift trike or other metal objects in the car. Ideally want to take it out, box it up and store away.
Does it come out easily? Underneath, would there be a lot of wires to safely pin back so they don't get snagged?

 

[133_Ads]

I'd assume a lot of it will be push clips, but there should be some bolts around the edges (doors and maybe boot)

 

[rocarhol]

theres a small torx screw as you open the front door to hold it on, coupled with 2 more 'deep' torx screws in the boot. take off the little black plastic rivet and the rest is a lot of jiggery pokery and cut fingers whilst prying it off. i did mine t'other day and took 5mins (there were 2 of us) - simple enough. the wiring and cables are neatly clipped in (good old renault!)
i unclipped the rear seatbelts and folded the rear seats up to give me more room.

there are a lot of clips, mainly under the window seal so just keep at it, it'll soon come off

 

[Moomin_Man]

Cheers! Sound advice! Will try and find time to tackle it one evening