NeilXMsei
October 27, 2005 09:29 am
http://autos.blue-sock.com/clients/23/site...del&value=11129It's in Aldershot - dismantle your own bits place. The car looks to be complete & has no obvious damage.
The guy said they normally ask £150 for leather seats & doorcards, but gave me the impression he'll negotiate. The leather seats (in my car) are really lovely. I haven't seen this one so can't speak to their condition.
Gav
November 02, 2005 10:04 am
i popped down there the other day for a few bits for my own car. i saw the black leather in the car and was very jealous (mine being a mark 2 its of no use to me). the condition generally looked good although the drivers seat needed a good clean from the rain. its a single fold rear seat (not split fold) if that helps anybody.
scrappies have certainly changed since i used to climb over them. they actually bring the car to you nowadays and put it on a stand allowing you full and easy access all around and under. they were very helpful too!
xmexclusive
November 03, 2005 12:28 pm
Hi Gav
You can always swap the cloth covers for leather on Mk2 front seats. Not that difficult a job. The rears are interchangable you just loose the split seat.
Regards
XMexc
f_lez
August 26, 2006 08:06 pm
| QUOTE (Gav @ Nov 2 2005, 09:04 AM) |
i popped down there the other day for a few bits for my own car. i saw the black leather in the car and was very jealous (mine being a mark 2 its of no use to me). the condition generally looked good although the drivers seat needed a good clean from the rain. its a single fold rear seat (not split fold) if that helps anybody.
scrappies have certainly changed since i used to climb over them. they actually bring the car to you nowadays and put it on a stand allowing you full and easy access all around and under. they were very helpful too! |
you can put s1 leather seats in a s2, I just did it! (also added heat and 5 point massage)
You can either pull it off the frame and fit it to the s2 frame, or move the seatbelt pre-tensioner to the s1 frame, and swap the wiring harness as it has different plugs on.