Zs interior - Page 2

Bobdope2002 · 03-02-10, 07:08 PM

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Originally Posted by talkingcars

Are they going in your car?
If your really worried why not take your current ones out before traveling.

Definatly easier to fit into a hatch.

defo coming vinny buddy shud be setting out at around 11-11.30 ish will send you a taext or give u a call when im about 45 mins away from ya gaff

I have got my romanian man in a van friend to help me out he has a LWB transit van that should transport them home easily so no removing of seats here just yet

will probs get shoved in the car unfitted anyways as i might have to go see Mr RSM to borrow his tools (no Gay jokes here lol) to fit it

skyblueads · 04-02-10, 07:04 PM

I got a whole set in my hatch, with minimum fuss.

Bobdope2002 · 04-02-10, 07:14 PM

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Originally Posted by skyblueads

I got a whole set in my hatch, with minimum fuss.

yeh ive still got my old interior sat in the car might just tip it in the morning

talkingcars · 03-02-10, 08:00 PM

You only need basic tools to change the seats.

Ritchy · 03-02-10, 08:18 PM

its a t50 for the seat bolts i think or t55, or t54, ehm a 13mm or a 10mm for the rear seat base, n think its either 10's or 13's for the rear seats n a bit of care and attention n possible a small electrical screw driver to remove the airbag clip, easier to do with the seat unbolted n tilted back!

Bobdope2002 · 04-02-10, 04:28 PM

Its in

Was a nice pleasent drive across to Vinnys Gaff i was also nicely surprised to have to do no Motorway driving at all

theyre are some really nice roads on the way nice and curvy haha

re kindled my love for it as it was going and handling like it was on rails

next project get the rear bumper resprayed