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• Feb 12, 2015

• #21

HYBRIDNI said:

Look very smart folks! I think every set of covers I've tried for Land Rovers have been a bit 'baggy' which I found bit annoying over time. Think I will just go for the good old black vinyl as aiming for an all black cab which is just because I like black interiors and although itsattachmentsmy work truck, its also my car so eventually want it a bit nice rather than just all out utility. Especially as some weeks can be spending 30 hours driving in it.

You think the Exmoor trim black vinyl is worth the extra couple of quid compared toBritpart? Not great deal of difference in price.

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i would, then report back how you got on

 

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HYBRIDNI

Active Member

• Feb 12, 2015

• #22

Will do. Considering getting the seat frames sand blasted. Bit scrappy and somebody local has started doing it at good prices. Taking bullbar and new winch bumper for blasting tomorow then off for galvanising.

 

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HYBRIDNI

Active Member

• Mar 1, 2015

• #23

Well things have taken an unexpected turn.

Bought myself a pair of Exmoor Modular Seats this morning...brown leather sides and back...Land Rover Logo's up centre. Excellent condition. Bottom foams slightly compressed on drivers seat base but still very good nick and covers immaculate. Will replace foam sometime in future.

£250

I'm extremely pleased. They are very very nice. And have you seen the price of them new??? Shocking!

Tell you one thing though. They wouldn't be for big enoughchaps. They are much more 'hugging' fit than standard.

Looks like Land Rover interior is going for the black/brown colour scheme now!

Will post a PIC later.

 

mick the builder

Well-Known Member

• Mar 1, 2015

• #24

Can you swop the bases over so wear is on inside?

 

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HYBRIDNI

Active Member

• Mar 1, 2015

• #25

mick the builder said:

Can you swop the bases over so wear is on inside?

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Ah its not even noticeable Mick. Still comfy. Just bit of give in the foam. Material is perfect. I will just stick some new foam in later down the line.

 

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samdaman

Member

• Apr 12, 2015

• #26

I just re-trimmed my seats today, and I have to say I was very happy with the exmoor kit. Relatively easy to do, and the videos on their website were a big help.

I didn't bother much with the frames other than a rub with a wire brush and cleaned with WD40. I went for the G4 vinyl.......apparently hard wearing and quite smart I thought!

 

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steveyorks

Well-Known Member

• Apr 21, 2015

• #27

Landy seats even secondhand are a shocking price! You can buy really comfy car seats from a scrapper very cheaply but its making them fit low enough and giving access to the under-seat area that's the problem. I tried Volvo seats in mine and they were so comfy but this was ruined by my head hitting the ceiling over bumps.