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Old 19th-October-2007, 20:51
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Default Defender - Fitting Range Rover seats

Range Rover seats in a Defender
Just got mesel' a set of rear range rover back seats for the bus (Def 110)
What ah'd like to know is, how do ah go about securing them? The bottom looks as if it might be straight forward, but what about the top/side mount? Can probably get the striker/ securing bracket things if needs be.
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Old 20th-October-2007, 17:44
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Cheers Grunt, might just do that BTW, me kilt'll no fa' doon cos me braces still keeps it up
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Old 21st-October-2007, 22:03
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Anybody got piccies of bracketry for these seats? Bin doin' my head in and costin' a fortune on beer tryin' tae suss it out!!!
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Old 21st-October-2007, 22:44
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just took these piccies of the seats in place, doesn't look too bad, but now I'm gettin' desperate tae fit thum






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Old 22nd-October-2007, 14:36
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Default Re: Range over seats in a Defender

Now that looks cracking, and is not something I had ever thought of before.

Normally the seats are locked in place by a 'door lock' type mechanism, mounted on the bodywork.

These I guess would be available from a Rangie (or Disco 1) breaker, and could be mounted on suitable braketry to the cab sides.

Alternatively, does anyone know which BL derived clunker (for thast is doubtless the source) these parts where nicked from, as they will no doubt be cheaper and easier to source from the breaker if that is known.

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Old 22nd-October-2007, 21:59
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Default Re: Range over seats in a Defender

there was a bloke with an orange hybrid on ere that fitted em and posted pics of how ter hold the backs up, try a search
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Old 22nd-October-2007, 22:30
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there was a bloke with an orange hybrid on ere that fitted em and posted pics of how ter hold the backs up, try a search
Aye, ah know Yella, ebbadger was his name. Bin on his site
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but there ain't any pics of the bottom mounts. He did say somewheres about using a flat piece of metal and a roof rack knurled thingy. Thought the bottom mounts were going to be easy but when ye get the seats in, it's a diffrunt story, too many lids in the way!!! Gonna get in touch with the guy ah bought the seats from and see if he's still got the mounts that were built into the body.
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Old 25th-October-2007, 01:12
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Alternatively, does anyone know which BL derived clunker (for thast is doubtless the source) these parts where nicked from, as they will no doubt be cheaper and easier to source from the breaker if that is known.

MW
Twas a 1986 RR, dunno wot model 'cos badges were missin' along with the drop-down rear door and some body work but it had leather seating, front seats were motorised, and had some walnut (?) trim. Seems tae have bin a good motor in it's day but sadly neglected. If ye're lookin' fur seats, Ah think the RR classic is a good bet, or so Ah've bin told
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Old 29th-October-2007, 01:40
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Right then, this is wot ah started with

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