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Raising The Seats
Bush Tucker Man:
After essentially being called a 'Lawn Ornament' by a certain person who shall remain sort of nameless
('J-W')
I'd actually been planning to do this for a while, but hadn't found any decent box-section laying around yet :roll:
yesterday I found a 3foot length of 1" box laying by one of the skips at work, so it was 're-appropriated'
The seat rails were measured with a (crimped :? ) tape measure at 18"
Perfect!
Cut it, drilled them, painted them.
Unbolted seat.
B*****r!!!!
Too short :x
I guess the crimp (stood on at some point?) made the difference
So for the time being, a hacksaw has made all the difference, I'll have to find some more & use a new tape :oops:
v8kenny:
WOW :shock: - you really must be vertically challenged
I have never known ANYONE who needs to raise the height of a defender seat :lol:
Does it have sidesteps or a rope ladder :lol:
Jake:
My Dad raised his 90 seats because he was fed up with rubbish leg room and looking a *bit* short in it.
He used 2x2 timber under the seat fixings under both of the runners.
Nice and simple but very effective.
He finished the job with red gloss (to match the car) and it looked great.
(my dad is a great Carpenter so the finish was super'b)
:D
davidlandy:
now thats a very clean defender inside - would love to borrow it for a whaddon outing! :D :wink:
Miniman:
I totaly agree its too clean. He BTW I think its time ya bought a freelander what a waste of a good off road vehicle....you should be ashamed of yourself man..... :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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