Seats
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Stupot19
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I have bmw leather bucket type seats in mine really comfy and bolted straight in
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ebbadger
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Well if u want comfort... and arm rests... and 3 seats
and still retain battery access
rangie classic rear seat...
and still retain battery access
rangie classic rear seat...
ebbadger
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or rangey classic fronts...
can fit the full set too if u have a 110 lol
cheers steve
can fit the full set too if u have a 110 lol
cheers steve
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D90mitch
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or rangey classic fronts...
can fit the full set too if u have a 110 lol
cheers steve
That second row looks really good, wish I had a 110 now lol
The second row does look good.
How is that accomplished? Was the rear tub cut away to get them that low? ... and to give them that much leg room?can fit the full set too if u have a 110 lol
cheers steve
ebbadger
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very small cut to the rear tub, will post pics later as cant access flickr on work pc, with them in that position they still flip forward to give a full loadspace, loads of legroom and as you say they are low which means passengers can actually look out the side windows rather than squinting through the alpine lights as in a normal CSW
Cheers Steve
Cheers Steve
Thanks Steve.
I am putting the outer seats (not the middle one - in order to preserve the loadbed length) into my 110 hardtop by creating the 2nd row floor configuration and cutting the wheelboxes. A different job to yours but this is the kind of outcome I am looking for.
At the moment I am planning to get the 2 outer Exmoor premium highbacks as they come with the seat frame. Once I have the floor right all I need to do is add these and the seatbelts.
I am putting the outer seats (not the middle one - in order to preserve the loadbed length) into my 110 hardtop by creating the 2nd row floor configuration and cutting the wheelboxes. A different job to yours but this is the kind of outcome I am looking for.
At the moment I am planning to get the 2 outer Exmoor premium highbacks as they come with the seat frame. Once I have the floor right all I need to do is add these and the seatbelts.
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just put these in to day made by GM cost me £1.20 on ebay full electric leather
defender11069
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did have these in
defender11069
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you can make any seat fit in a fender i'll give you a good tip if the seat is les than 7inch from rail to seat base IE were you park your bum then will be ok for a defender well thats what i look for..
defender11069
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vectra gsi seats work as well ive had theres in
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What was needed to be done to fit the rangie rear seats in the front? Like the idea of that!
Cheers Dan
Cheers Dan
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to fit rangie seats all u need to do is drill 4 holes and fit rivnuts.... 5 minute job and easy to take in and out with no nuts to fiddle with.....
plus make a bracket to hold the seat back either side....
on a note though rangey rears are quite thick on the base.... i'm 5'10" and it was ideal for me but over 6ft forget it....
cheers steve
plus make a bracket to hold the seat back either side....
on a note though rangey rears are quite thick on the base.... i'm 5'10" and it was ideal for me but over 6ft forget it....
cheers steve
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ebbadger
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for those that asked about the rears......
small seat box cut either side...
use the trimmed off piece as it fits when making new panel.....
galvanised shelving makes really nice repair panels.....
rangey seats are the perfect width.....
armrests are just the right height....
60/40 split and fold forward better than landrover originals giving full load area back.....
modified box with seat snugly in place... keeps back at right angle too...
original brackets fit the floor perfectly... no mod required
loads more leg room and a much better height for rear passengers who no longer feel they have their heads on the roof and watch the world through the alpine lights......
cheers steve
small seat box cut either side...
use the trimmed off piece as it fits when making new panel.....
galvanised shelving makes really nice repair panels.....
rangey seats are the perfect width.....
armrests are just the right height....
60/40 split and fold forward better than landrover originals giving full load area back.....
modified box with seat snugly in place... keeps back at right angle too...
original brackets fit the floor perfectly... no mod required
loads more leg room and a much better height for rear passengers who no longer feel they have their heads on the roof and watch the world through the alpine lights......
cheers steve
