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Look at VW Sharan, Ford Galaxy etc middle rear seats apparently are narrow enough to fit.
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I got some westfield seats from ebay think about £120 for a pair, they look good, pretty comfy and well made comparted cheap new ones. Lotus elise mk1's fit I think but arn't that comfy apparantly.
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Exige seats just barely fit according to the book specs. Once I skinned the tunnel, I could no longer use the slider that came with the seats. The passenger side fits with minor modification to the seat bracket. If I did it again I would adjust the tunnel width by 1cm.
I paid $900US for a used set. They are very comfortable. |
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mx-5 seats do fit .... after an angle grinder treatment
I managed to build in a pair of MX-5 seats in my Sierra-based book chassis.
But only after removing the hinge mechanism and some more millimeters of metal. And of course seat and backrest welded in a permanent position. Also the sliding mechanism has been used, again with some angle grinding and "rectifying". Eddy |
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I bought a pair of Westfield seats the other day, they fit perfectly into the mx5 build chassis & are really comfortable. Got them for a bargain price of £108 off eBay, really chuffed ! I was going to build a bench seat, but after asking the seller for dimensions I thought that I would take a punt. Best investment on the build so far !
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