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Stokesy
11th February 2013, 21:15
Made good use of an old seat
http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=20018&d=1360620939
m_r_shaw
11th February 2013, 21:19
Quality mate!;)
Maybe make a few to sell to enthusiasts??
Kiltman
11th February 2013, 21:31
Brilliant!
Arctic
11th February 2013, 22:24
Made good use of an old seat
Excellent i was going to do this with the two i took out of my MG ZT but got talked out of it by the gaffer :( i have now sold the seats how did you go about doing it any pics for future reference for us :bowdown: Arctic.
Dragrad
11th February 2013, 23:39
Excellent i was going to do this with the two i took out of my MG ZT but got talked out of it by the gaffer :( i have now sold the seats how did you go about doing it any pics for future reference for us :bowdown: Arctic.
Would you be after a step by step How to.... ? :D:D:getmecoat:;)
BlueTrophy
12th February 2013, 07:27
How-to would be much appreciated! Top quality job :}
Weso
12th February 2013, 11:41
Looks great, my nine year old petrol head son would love me to sort a TopGear type sofa from the rear leather seats of a 75.
Assume with some carpentry skills it could be done...
More info please
Regards
Mark:}
steve811
13th February 2013, 07:14
Would love one with the leather electric seats! Was it difficult to mount to the wheels?
BlueTrophy
13th February 2013, 07:36
Would love one with the leather electric seats! Was it difficult to mount to the wheels?
The heated seats could come in useful if this cold snap continues :cool:
Stokesy
13th February 2013, 21:25
Finding a old set of wheels with just a flat plate, was quite hard.
Removed the runners, then cut the runner supports off, so that I had got a flat base.
Cut a piece of steel to the size of the 4 supports.
Drilled and tapped 4 holes
Welded (very carefully the steel plate to the supports)
Job done.
Would have loved heated seat
bubs
14th February 2013, 11:59
I had a similar one a few years ago that I made from an old astra gte seat :) sounds like it was done exactly the same way as you described.
I'm sure an electric one could be done but it would require a lead going to it with a 12v transformer (or a large battery on the bottom)
Yeti
14th February 2013, 12:15
How much to make me one using a Blue Monaco ZT seat? May accept Yellow or Red Monaco
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