crewcabconnection Being Sid James
1,922 posts · joined Apr 2003 ·
like anything every just bolts in ... you'd have to fabricate bases.
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ColumBUS Hail To The Bus Driver!
3,601 posts · joined Sep 2004 ·
what if you fabricated a bracket to mount to the original base? would that require an engineers certificate?
twoguns simply aircooled
4,275 posts · joined Nov 2002 ·
yes!ColumBUS wrote:what if you fabricated a bracket to mount to the original base? would that require an engineers certificate?
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Bizarre Moderator The artist formerly known as blue74l
12,789 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·
I think technically - yes.
But they are kinder if you use the original base
The trouble with kombis is the rails are like REALLY close to the seat they are almost in it. As well - the seats arent all that fat to start with.
A beetle you have heaps of room to play with - unless it is a 3 point base. They suck to modify
But they are kinder if you use the original base
The trouble with kombis is the rails are like REALLY close to the seat they are almost in it. As well - the seats arent all that fat to start with.
A beetle you have heaps of room to play with - unless it is a 3 point base. They suck to modify
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baybuscamperkid prince of insufficient light, ruler of heck
4,316 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·
i was told when registering mine if the seat is bolted straight through the floor it doesnt need certificate, and if you could get the upper parts of those porsche rails to slide into the lower part of the kombi (a snowballs chance in hell, i know) then you would be cruising. otherwise it is possible to cut off the metal base from a kombi seat and weld/bolt it onto the other seat.
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