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Andy42 Insano Dub Head

709 posts · joined Mar 2003 ·

#186622
Ok I am trying to decide what seats to put in the buggy I am building. Now it will be used and abused meaning yes i expect it to get full of mud etc. What seats do you all use and who reckons theirs is good and whos are shit:thumb I am thinking of going for the molded plastic ones with the removable covers for ease of cleaning.
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$2.63 homebrand baja

0 posts · joined Feb 2004 ·

#186672
I suggest a club trip to a pub somewhere, all in aid of andy stealin sum plastic seats (is it a 2 seater or 4?).........:o

(dang I gotta keep my posts to myse4lf b4 I get thumped...:P )

Andy42 Insano Dub Head

709 posts · joined Mar 2003 ·

#186762
Well I was thinking of something a little nicer then them but hey I could get some more glasses and jugs while we are there:thumb And oh it is a 4 seater. So i would some partners in crime:bounce:bounce
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ducky Believer in Buggyism

1,238 posts · joined Aug 2003 ·

#186774
aNDY I reckon the moulded plastic highbacks are best get a removable cover and it makes it super easy for cleaning. And still trick to look at
Baby Loves to Mumbo

Craig Torrens 6 times Australian, 7 times State Hillclimb Class Champion

8,040 posts · joined Jan 2003 ·

#187207
well I'm putting MX5 seats in mine, should get trashed on the first mud trip:thumb...............................but they are narrow, look good, and are very comfy !! also has speakers in the headrests !!!!


Desert Moose Cut Cut Cut

2,098 posts · joined Mar 2004 ·

#187333
I used fabric seats in a race cars for years. Size and comfort sould be your main goals(plus cost). Molded plastic seats are normally big and uncomfortable. The durability of a vinyl seat is good but ya bum sticks in summer. So I would get some cheap seats out of a jap import and replace them if you stuff 'um

pinklady_bug Casual Dubber

42 posts · joined May 2004 ·

#187409
Hey I am selling my SAAS sports seats, never been used and in excellent condition. They are fabric but very comfy. You could but a plastic cover over them maybe. if your interested send me a u2u or email.
Thanx

MickH Hairy Gutted Sloth

3,389 posts · joined Sep 2003 ·

#277482
Hey Andy....I've got some high back fiberglass ones here you can have.They have the padded plastic covers that you can remove and hose down:thumb. I opted for comfort with my new ones in the Manx because to drive anywhere to have some fun was 1 1/2-2 hours and my fat arse got sore. Will post them to custom offroad next week if ya want them.If you don't I'll post them there anyway....:P Was thinking of getting them covered in wetsuit material and reusing them but could not be bothered........let me know.
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pete wood 23 Windows of Awesome

6,828 posts · joined Jan 2004 ·

#277511
i've got the ones in dakdat's first pic, bought them from Revolution racegear. They are quite comfy, but understandbly, sweaty on a hot day. I'll probably get some cheap covers for em.
"stoopid is stronger than axles"
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Andy42 Insano Dub Head

709 posts · joined Mar 2003 ·

#277514
Yeh thanks mick but I bought some cobra seats for it. It is slowly coming along and hopefully i will be able to pop in to see you on my way to cairns🙂
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phatrat REALLY!

891 posts · joined May 2004 ·

#277615
pete wood wrote:i've got the ones in dakdat's first pic, bought them from Revolution racegear. They are quite comfy, but understandbly, sweaty on a hot day. I'll probably get some cheap covers for em.

Pete....what did they cost...and are they ADR?

pete wood 23 Windows of Awesome

6,828 posts · joined Jan 2004 ·

#277871
ummm, was a while ago, I think about $300 each?

I think they conform to ADRs. My engineer didn't check. Ring Revolution to be sure. BTW, apparently you can get them in a few different colours. I saw some orange ones once.

Oh, don't buy their adjustable seatmount kit, it's crap, make your own. Just get some rails to go with the seat.
"stoopid is stronger than axles"
http://drivingnotpolishing.blogspot.com.au/

last celtic warrior Wolfsburg Wizard

402 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·

#283938
I reckon Toyota Celica seats are the duck's nuts... Easy to come by, cheap, hard wearing and very comfy and supportive. Of course the first thing you should measure when choosing seats is ya arse... ---> (_|_) <---