fitting bucket seats

Has anybody fitted bucket seats to their Jimny.
How did you do it? did you use subframes?
want to buy some second hand ones off ebay but most come with out subframes is there another way to fit them without using subframes?

darthloachie wrote:

Has anybody fitted bucket seats to their Jimny.
How did you do it? did you use subframes?
want to buy some second hand ones off ebay but most come with out subframes is there another way to fit them without using subframes?

just bought these

I fitted Some new seats to mine a couple of months ago, I cut the fixing plates of the Jimny seats and fitted to the subframe of the new seats.
The seats I use where from a Skyline the runners are the same width apart, making them very easy to fit..

Wish I could have recaros or skyline seats
My standard ones are shot - keep bouncing out of them
The ones I bought off ebay are out of a classic mini so should be narrow enough. They just don't have any subframes but only cost £72 for the pair a bargain - dead tasteful eh?
Shall be collecting them tonight and then I can see what fixings are on the bottom

Hacked my seat bases to bits and fitted the seats to them but when I fitted then they sat too high and I couldn't get my fat legs under the seats comfortably and I am not clever enough to build anything from scratch, so they are up for sale
They are in good condition no rips, tears or wear.
The passenger seat is fixed but the driver seat reclines (mechanism has been locked with a nut and bolt)
Any one want them £75 for the pair, buyer collects?

I have a complete interior out of a Jimny if anyone wants to make an offer

seats now sold

Corbeau do universal seat runners, and have a range of seats for sports cars so shouldnt be too wide. MG Metro seats and also as used in the Maestro are an excellent seat and 20 quid from a scrapyard if you can find them.