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thebarber wrote:I wish I'd done this instead of swiveling the double, it's a pain in the arse and the convenience of not having to get out of the van to get into the back is bonus.
Digahole78 wrote:Just a quick post to show my single passenger seat. I opted for a drivers seat and base as it was £120 vs ££700+ for the real passenger seat. The seat and base I used was from a custom and fitted my mk8 350 perfectly. Pretty easy job. Seat belt anchor and latch swap around no problem. You need to tap one of the holes to m12 but stud already has correct size hole so no drilling. Spent longer removing the bench seat than I did fitting the new seat.
dumper wrote:The armrest just bolts on I removed mine and put a large steel repair washer on mine to hold the seat fabric on the seat back to give more room to get my fat backside through the gap when moving into the back
16footgoose wrote:That looks really good! I was looking for a single passenger seat for my Custom but gave up when I saw it was going to cost a grand or so. If it's a pretty easy swap then I think I'm going to do the same. There aren't any matching cloth seats on eBay at the moment but it's worth the wait for those sorts of savings.
Digahole78 wrote:Just a quick post to show my single passenger seat. I opted for a drivers seat and base as it was £120 vs ££700+ for the real passenger seat. The seat and base I used was from a custom and fitted my mk8 350 perfectly. Pretty easy job. Seat belt anchor and latch swap around no problem. You need to tap one of the holes to m12 but stud already has correct size hole so no drilling. Spent longer removing the bench seat than I did fitting the new seat.
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