fortgrange
Active Member
We looked at this when we first got ours. To do it properly is very expensive. If you have very young kids and plan on keeping long term maybe worth it. If not better off investing in a proper 7 seater. As your kids get older we've found we could get away with a 2 seater most of the time 
johnnyafrica
New Member
howdy
if you handy enough with the tools you could look at getting disco seats and then some serious mods you might get it right, also spare wheel will need to go some where else,so extra expense for the rear tyre mount,
the main reason why you wont find 3rd row is that the designers of late were advised that if you whant a seven seater buy a discovery,,,and keep range rovers as a 5 seater.
cheers and good luck
if you handy enough with the tools you could look at getting disco seats and then some serious mods you might get it right, also spare wheel will need to go some where else,so extra expense for the rear tyre mount,
the main reason why you wont find 3rd row is that the designers of late were advised that if you whant a seven seater buy a discovery,,,and keep range rovers as a 5 seater.
cheers and good luck
kernowdragon
Well-Known Member
If you're still looking for some there is a set of boot seats just appeared on fleabay:
Range Rover Leather boot seat for P38 on eBay (end time 13-Dec-09 16:51:42 GMT)
Range Rover Leather boot seat for P38 on eBay (end time 13-Dec-09 16:51:42 GMT)
Hi.
I managed to get a set of cloth seats from a classic RR. They have a bar running along the back that was too long for a P38 but if you cut it down to size it fits behind the rear seat catches, you can still lock the rear seat and then fasten the frame of the 'dicky' seats to the floor. Lap belts (recommended for rear facing seats) can be added to the anchor points under the rear seats.
I hope this makes sense. So if you want a 7 seat P38 don't discount the extra seats from a classic.
Keep on bodging.
I managed to get a set of cloth seats from a classic RR. They have a bar running along the back that was too long for a P38 but if you cut it down to size it fits behind the rear seat catches, you can still lock the rear seat and then fasten the frame of the 'dicky' seats to the floor. Lap belts (recommended for rear facing seats) can be added to the anchor points under the rear seats.
I hope this makes sense. So if you want a 7 seat P38 don't discount the extra seats from a classic.
Keep on bodging.
P38_Ireland
Well-Known Member
the words "Hens teeth" spring to mind!!
SpudH
Well-Known Member
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