Hi guys and girls,
I bought my first Defender last month, its a 1983 90 pick up style, the seats have been changed to Discovery ones by a previous owner and the position is wrong, they look like **** and the battery had been moved to the back I suspect due to the seat covering the battery box.
I've moved the battery back and am now in need of finding seats to finish the job, as I've not had the opportunity to check out any defenders yet I could use a little help working out what I need. As it stands, the seats are bolted to checker plate, then the plate is screwed with 6 self tapper screws to the seat box, the seat belt clips into the seat so I suppose I need belt clips, where do they mount, could anyone please show me a picture of theirs.
I'm unsure how the seat bolts to the seat box and how they lift up to access the battery, also what is the clips at the front of the seat box do.
Give me a shout if you have anything to sell that would fit the bill, need seats and all the other bits missing to sort it out.
Cheers
Mark
I bought my first Defender last month, its a 1983 90 pick up style, the seats have been changed to Discovery ones by a previous owner and the position is wrong, they look like **** and the battery had been moved to the back I suspect due to the seat covering the battery box.
I've moved the battery back and am now in need of finding seats to finish the job, as I've not had the opportunity to check out any defenders yet I could use a little help working out what I need. As it stands, the seats are bolted to checker plate, then the plate is screwed with 6 self tapper screws to the seat box, the seat belt clips into the seat so I suppose I need belt clips, where do they mount, could anyone please show me a picture of theirs.
I'm unsure how the seat bolts to the seat box and how they lift up to access the battery, also what is the clips at the front of the seat box do.
Give me a shout if you have anything to sell that would fit the bill, need seats and all the other bits missing to sort it out.
Cheers
Mark