Aww, very stylish.

No, I got peed off trying to make the original seats fit and treated myself to a new pair :)
They're the Cub Sport L7 ones from Kit Parts Direct.

That looks good. It looks like east coast auto did your panels. Are they gbs seats?

David

Yes I'm reaching that point of I just can't be arsed messing around with the mx5 seats any more. £160! Not a bad price I suppose. Might just get a pair of those £90 GRP seats.

Are the L7s comfortable?

Edit: Oh wow it's £165 for a pair! Right then. I think I'll get a set. :D Don't suppose you could tell me the height of the belt holes and the width/centres or the holes too. cheers.

The bolt holes are roughly 330mm front to back, and 290mm side to side.

The centre of the seat belt holes are about 550mm from the top of the seat base, and about 600mm from the underside.

They're not nearly as comfy as the MX5 seats, but I'm not going to complain too much for the price!
I recon they'll get better with a bit of use. The fabric and foam is quite stiff at the moment, and will probably (hopefully!) give a little over time and mould itself to my behind!

Well I must say that looks totally outstanding John.
I'd be well proud of that.
Don't know if I could learn or have the patience how to do that.....LOL

Thanks Johno,
I didn't find it that hard to pick up really, I certainly find it easier than welding!
My main problem is dealing with the limitations of my weedly little machine, it was really struggling with the seams along the top of the tunnel and it all went a bit wonky :rolleyes:
Could do with something a bit more industrial for car upholstery really!

Those panels do look the dogs John ....nice one on a bit of innovative creativity, keep it going bud.

My old man was a tailor and his Singer machines had 1/2 horsepower motors on,not a good idea to put the pinkies near.:eek:

On the upside you wouldn't need to go to the hospital to get stitches if you did!

Did a bit more upholstery yesterday and made a panel for the seat backs: