Buggy Seats

Started by Boris, May 12, 2013, 08:31:45 AM

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Boris

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Hi all,

I am thinking of getting a pair of Classic Clubman Seats from Bad Boy Classics in St Albans. Does anyone know if they are ok before I shell out with my hard earned wonga. :-\
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got any piccys cant find em on auntie google  :-\

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Boris

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Boris

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Sorry link didn't work but here is a picture. :)



I have to say I think I prefer Billa4x4's seats.
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They should work but I think you need runners for them.
Others on here may be able to advise you more.

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Boris

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I like the look of these but at twice the price you need deep pockets.
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billa4x4

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i'm fitting mine with flatlands wedges onto runners
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Boris

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Do you already have the seats from Midland Wheels, are they as good as they look?
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billa4x4

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yea and comfy

these are the runners i'm fitting

and these are the seats coming out
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Quote from: billa4x4 on May 12, 2013, 06:17:35 PM
yea and comfy


These are very similar to my seats and even with my fat arse, they fit just fine.  ;-)up
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Does everyone use the slim sub frames pictured above?

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My runners are attached to flatland wedges
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