Seat removal
#1 Seat removal
Hi All,
About to get my S2 1970 coupe seats recovered. A couple of questions if I may.
1. Can the seats be removed without removing the doors. I ask as my doors are currently removed following other work?
2. Thinking of using GB Classic trim? Has anyone used these guys.
Thanks
Darren
About to get my S2 1970 coupe seats recovered. A couple of questions if I may.
1. Can the seats be removed without removing the doors. I ask as my doors are currently removed following other work?
2. Thinking of using GB Classic trim? Has anyone used these guys.
Thanks
Darren
Darren - 1970 S2 FHC Signal Red.
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#2 Re: Seat removal
Mine came out no problem. You will likely need to fold them forward and then maybe get a helper to help you work them out of the car.
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Appreciate the response Thanks.
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#4 Re: Seat removal
Hi Darren
Not sure about getting the seats out with the doors on, but I used GB Classic trim to rebuild the seats from my 1970 Series 2 OTS and am delighted with the results.
I went for their standard leather, not the upgraded stuff, and 2 years on they look like new and very original.
They also trimmed my centre console and fitted a new hood. Really nice helpful people also
Regards
Simon
Not sure about getting the seats out with the doors on, but I used GB Classic trim to rebuild the seats from my 1970 Series 2 OTS and am delighted with the results.
I went for their standard leather, not the upgraded stuff, and 2 years on they look like new and very original.
They also trimmed my centre console and fitted a new hood. Really nice helpful people also
Regards
Simon
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1998 XK8 Coupe
2008 Mazda MX-5 2.0 Icon
1991 Mini Cooper 1.3i
1969 S2 OTS
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#5 Re: Seat removal
Hi Darren,
The N/S seat will come out with the door on, you need to release it, turn it on the side around the B pillar.
Did it with mine when the seat runner sheared and needed welding on the passenger side.
Haven't tried it on the drivers side with the steering wheel in place tho ?
The N/S seat will come out with the door on, you need to release it, turn it on the side around the B pillar.
Did it with mine when the seat runner sheared and needed welding on the passenger side.
Haven't tried it on the drivers side with the steering wheel in place tho ?
Mike,
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Seats will go in and out with no problem. Steering wheel shouldn't be a problem either but if for some reason it is it will only take a minute to remove it.
Any competent trimmer should be perfectly adequate but if you're in the UK and near to Aldridge Motor Trimming I'd go there.
To make a general enquiry please complete our enquiry form below, or you can write to us at Aldridge Trimming, Castle House, Drayton Street, Wolverhampton, West Midlands, WV2 4EF. Alternatively you can email us at mail@aldridge.co.uk, call us on +44 (0)1902 710805 or fax us on +44 (0)1902 427474.
Any competent trimmer should be perfectly adequate but if you're in the UK and near to Aldridge Motor Trimming I'd go there.
To make a general enquiry please complete our enquiry form below, or you can write to us at Aldridge Trimming, Castle House, Drayton Street, Wolverhampton, West Midlands, WV2 4EF. Alternatively you can email us at mail@aldridge.co.uk, call us on +44 (0)1902 710805 or fax us on +44 (0)1902 427474.
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#7 Re: Seat removal
I used Capital Seating (Forward Park, Sheene Road, Beaumont Leys, Leicester) to re-trim my MX5 seats but I supplied the leather which came from BAS as they supplied the trim set for my car. I know that Capital can supply the leather though.
Jerome Lunt
1970 S2 FHC - Dark Blue, Red Interior, MX5 Seats
2008 MX-5 NC PRHT
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Thanks Simon very helpful and reassuring.SimonBrown wrote: ↑Sat Dec 07, 2019 5:55 pmHi Darren
Not sure about getting the seats out with the doors on, but I used GB Classic trim to rebuild the seats from my 1970 Series 2 OTS and am delighted with the results.
I went for their standard leather, not the upgraded stuff, and 2 years on they look like new and very original.
They also trimmed my centre console and fitted a new hood. Really nice helpful people also
Regards
Simon
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#9 Re: Seat removal
Thanks Jerry. Not heard of these guys to be honest. May check them out as l live nearby.
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Thanks Andrew. Aldridge are very much on my consideration list along with Suffolk & Turkey. Spoilt for choice in this area of the Midlands for Jag interior specialists. Needs some consideration as it is quite an investment! To be honest price and delivery periods do seem in the same ball park. Looking for a finish as close to original as possible.abowie wrote: ↑Sat Dec 07, 2019 9:59 pmSeats will go in and out with no problem. Steering wheel shouldn't be a problem either but if for some reason it is it will only take a minute to remove it.
Any competent trimmer should be perfectly adequate but if you're in the UK and near to Aldridge Motor Trimming I'd go there.
To make a general enquiry please complete our enquiry form below, or you can write to us at Aldridge Trimming, Castle House, Drayton Street, Wolverhampton, West Midlands, WV2 4EF. Alternatively you can email us at mail@aldridge.co.uk, call us on +44 (0)1902 710805 or fax us on +44 (0)1902 427474.
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Sorry that’s Suffolk and Turley my auto spell checker has gone all festive.DazbodS2 wrote: ↑Sun Dec 08, 2019 8:44 amThanks Andrew. Aldridge are very much on my consideration list along with Suffolk & Turkey. Spoilt for choice in this area of the Midlands for Jag interior specialists. Needs some consideration as it is quite an investment! To be honest price and delivery periods do seem in the same ball park. Looking for a finish as close to original as possible.abowie wrote: ↑Sat Dec 07, 2019 9:59 pmSeats will go in and out with no problem. Steering wheel shouldn't be a problem either but if for some reason it is it will only take a minute to remove it.
Any competent trimmer should be perfectly adequate but if you're in the UK and near to Aldridge Motor Trimming I'd go there.
To make a general enquiry please complete our enquiry form below, or you can write to us at Aldridge Trimming, Castle House, Drayton Street, Wolverhampton, West Midlands, WV2 4EF. Alternatively you can email us at mail@aldridge.co.uk, call us on +44 (0)1902 710805 or fax us on +44 (0)1902 427474.
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#12 Re: Seat removal
They were actually called Auto-Trim Systems, which is part of Capital Seating.
https://www.auto-trim.co.uk/
Tel :(+44) 0116 216 9920
I have no connection other than as a customer. They turned round my MX5 seats in 2 weeks for £200+ VAT each, though I did supply the leather.
Though not Jaguar specialists, whilst I was there they had a Mk2 in for complete re-trim. Worth a look I think.
Jerome Lunt
1970 S2 FHC - Dark Blue, Red Interior, MX5 Seats
2008 MX-5 NC PRHT
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#13 Re: Seat removal
Will do many thanks,JerryL770 wrote: ↑Sun Dec 08, 2019 3:28 pmThey were actually called Auto-Trim Systems, which is part of Capital Seating.
https://www.auto-trim.co.uk/
Tel :(+44) 0116 216 9920
I have no connection other than as a customer. They turned round my MX5 seats in 2 weeks for £200+ VAT each, though I did supply the leather.
Though not Jaguar specialists, whilst I was there they had a Mk2 in for complete re-trim. Worth a look I think.
Darren - 1970 S2 FHC Signal Red.
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