Coffeelandy
Well-Known Member
Hi Mate,
I've shoved in Mazda RX8 seats, which are also heated, leather and the driver's side has electric movement. They drop in very easily after some grinding, and fit almost perfectly if you use seat extension rails. They fit with a cubby box not sure about centre seat. I've written a thread on fitting one on here have a look.
Best bit is you can pick them up for 100 quid.
I've shoved in Mazda RX8 seats, which are also heated, leather and the driver's side has electric movement. They drop in very easily after some grinding, and fit almost perfectly if you use seat extension rails. They fit with a cubby box not sure about centre seat. I've written a thread on fitting one on here have a look.
Best bit is you can pick them up for 100 quid.
666 george
Well-Known Member
I had a set of Scooby seats with the middle seat still in. They do hang over the middle one a bit but it will help keep the young one in place, cos you won't fit an adult in it.
There was a thread on here where somebody had fitted Range Rover rear bench seats in the front - required a bit of a mod to the wheel arches, I think. Often available quite cheap & in fair condition, as they don't get the wear of the front.
Otherwise, why not have your existing seats refurbished - Exmoor are the big name, other firms do exist.
Otherwise, why not have your existing seats refurbished - Exmoor are the big name, other firms do exist.
FlyingPete
Well-Known Member
Refurbishing the originals is the most cost-effective solution. The problem is, often the comparison is made between worn and sagging old seats with replacements that are either new or in much better condition. The foam gets old, broken up and lumpy over years. I replaced the base foams, reusing the outer covers as they were in good condition. It's a simple enough job to do yourself. And of course, they fit perfectly with the middle seat 
Coffeelandy
Well-Known Member
Mate I've got my old seats for sale in great condition PM me if you're interested ill do a price for you.
