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« on: March 30, 2005, 20:54:40 »
Calling all safety experts !
I am wanting to fit 2 forward facing rear seats in a Series 3 SWB with full width windows.  
Problem is how do i belt the kids up ! - how do i fix the inertia reels
to the sides. Is it a case of fixing them via brackets to the side panel nearest the rear door ??
Any thoughts on rear seats and seat belts in series 3s ?
Julian Heslam

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« Reply #1 on: April 02, 2005, 07:56:55 »
depends if you want lap belts or full 3point belts if lap can attach anywhere in seat box area just put some sort of spreder plate to please the mot-man and to make the fixings more secure. for 3 points unless you have a full internal roll-cage the back rear corners are your only choice, just make sure you can get a very good fixing as if don't look right the mot-man will put your car down as unsafe to drive :(

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« Reply #2 on: April 02, 2005, 21:59:28 »
when i fitted rear seats in mine i got hold of a couple of back seats out of a Transit minibus which had the inertia reels and buckles fitted to the seats already. all i did was drill through the floor and bolt it just above the chassis with a spreader plate, one bolt thru the floor and thru the chassis bracket on the inner side of the chassis.for the outer two bolts i drilled thru the seat box and the reinforcer beams underneath the wheelarch and fitted angled spreader plates so as not to squash the outriggers.
Are you fitting genuine rear seats or are you on the look out for some, if so my next door neighbour has just converted a minibus into a van and might have some seats with integeral belts for sale, if your interested let me know and i'll ask him....
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« Reply #3 on: April 04, 2005, 19:45:44 »
Thanks for the reply.
Although i was going to fit 2 Land rover forward facing seats i may be interested in the "trani van" seats idea. If you can make enquiries as to cost and advise where you live (for courier/collection costs) and if possible take digital photos of them and email it to me that would be brill
so i can decide.

Thanks for your help.
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« Reply #4 on: April 05, 2005, 13:42:05 »
i have asked my neighbour and he says he wants £15 a seat including the seat belts, i will try and get some pictures and email you with them only problem is at the minute my home computer is broke, hope to be up and running very soon though so i will get them to you ASAP.I live in barwell near hinckley. don't know about courier costs, but if you let me know where you live maybe we can sort something out if your not too far away...
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diff guards
tank guard
Paidia4x4 winch bumper.
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Champion 10000N winch
CB and CDplayer
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modified turbo actuator vac pipe pick up.
twin batteries with Paidia4x4 split charge system
roof lightbar

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« Reply #5 on: April 05, 2005, 19:46:55 »
Cheers for that.
Soething i forgot to ask i swhat type of seat are they - with or without headrest and what type of seat covering - vinyl or cloth and what condition?
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« Reply #6 on: April 08, 2005, 11:08:38 »
i will try and find out over the weekend, my computer at home is broke so it might be early next week when i get back to you, sorry!!!
200tdi over 200kmiles
+2"lift.
Procomp Es9000 shocks
235 MT's on silver modulars
diff guards
tank guard
Paidia4x4 winch bumper.
Discoparts HD rear bumper.
Champion 10000N winch
CB and CDplayer
Safari snorkel
modified turbo actuator vac pipe pick up.
twin batteries with Paidia4x4 split charge system
roof lightbar

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« Reply #7 on: April 12, 2005, 20:55:28 »
computer now up and working :D  neighbour is going to take some digital pics and let me have them on a disc so i can send them to you, sorry for the delay..
200tdi over 200kmiles
+2"lift.
Procomp Es9000 shocks
235 MT's on silver modulars
diff guards
tank guard
Paidia4x4 winch bumper.
Discoparts HD rear bumper.
Champion 10000N winch
CB and CDplayer
Safari snorkel
modified turbo actuator vac pipe pick up.
twin batteries with Paidia4x4 split charge system
roof lightbar

 






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