I would like to get bucket seats for my 2002 TD5. The main reason is to gain a little more headroom - I am tall and find I get neck ache which I think would be solved if the seat were a little less thick ie less padding might gain an inch or 2. I also thought they might look good too. Could anyone advise on suitable bucket seats that are not crazily expensive?
Bucket seats for Landrover 90?
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dont do it there a pain in the arse
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I have bucket seats in mine. Main problem is the fronts slope up and lift ya feet away from the pedal (i've put 4" blocks on me pedals.
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hhaa..right!
I thought was bucket seats like I have in the Disco..
I thought was bucket seats like I have in the Disco..
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The prob with "true" bucket seats is the height of the side supports. They are designed for vehicles (cars) that you sit "down" into rather than a landy, in which you climb "over and down" into. The sides can impede access considerably. My understanding was that you wanted "lower" seats, but with some side support.
As yu say - not proper bucket seats.
As yu say - not proper bucket seats.
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