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mad-butcher

posted on 19/2/03 at 07:59 PM Reply With Quote
intatrim seats

I'm looking at putting a pair of either the odyssey or ranger in my indy, had a sit on them at donnington and prefered the odyssey has anyone used them if so wahat are they like for clearance at the sides.
PTM how thick is the trim panel material and did you get my email the other day or am I blacklisted
tony

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locodude

posted on 19/2/03 at 09:59 PM Reply With Quote
PTM tells me (he speaks to me inside my head) that they are 3mm thick so you would lose 6mm overall. I've replied to your mail.






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Jasper

posted on 20/2/03 at 10:54 AM Reply With Quote
I've got the odessey seats in mine. I've had to widen the seat end of the tunnel to take the offset Cortina diff, and they still fit in, they are very narrow seats.
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donut

posted on 20/2/03 at 05:30 PM Reply With Quote
Jasper

Are they comfy even though they are narrow? How much do these seats retail for as they are on my wish list! No bugger has got any 2nd hand yet....poo

Cheers

Andy





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mdc124

posted on 20/2/03 at 06:10 PM Reply With Quote
I like Cobra Roadster Sevens myself

Which look nice, feel nice on my boney bum and fit (very snugly) see my pictures

and cost £300 a pair from a bloke in stoke - see my website

[Edited on 20/2/03 by mdc124]

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mad-butcher

posted on 20/2/03 at 06:22 PM Reply With Quote
intatrim prices

last years prices at the shows had free delivery if ordered at the shows but did not include vat
odyssey in single colour vinyl £245
in two tone vinyl £265
in leather £375
ranger in single colour vinyl £220
in leather with vinyl inserts £350

These prices are for a pair of seats
I'm hoping to negotiate my usual 17.5% discount for cash
hope that helps
tony

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donut

posted on 20/2/03 at 06:32 PM Reply With Quote
Yep that helps alot.... trouble is do i go for the interims or Cobras...hmmm choices, choices......AHHHHH!





Andy

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Jasper

posted on 21/2/03 at 10:58 AM Reply With Quote
Cobras are undoubtable comfortable, but I was worried about the fit as they are a little wider, and more money.

My seats feel really comfy, reasonable back and leg support, the ranger however are really uncomfortable, no lumber support.

Mine were £220 cash at a show, and I got nice grey ones with dark blue piping (to go wih my dark blue GRP), I got lucky, they had been ordered by somebody else and never picked up.

Ring them and see if they'll have any show specials at Staff Show.

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Northy

posted on 21/2/03 at 07:43 PM Reply With Quote
Any pictures of the odessey seats in a car?

Thanks





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