Just bought year 2000 rear seats

[Brummmie]

To go with my Tuscan fronts, had the rear parcel shelf too while at it. Planning on doing the door cards and a few bits to cheer it up while off the winter salty roads, straight swap are they?

[al 350i]

really like the post 2000 interior, suits the car. front seats can be a little fragile though.

is that an early christmas present

[Brummmie]

al 350i said:

really like the post 2000 interior, suits the car. front seats can be a little fragile though.

is that an early christmas present

Yeah, £70 for the rear seats in portland grey, same as mine, and £20 for a non tweed rear shelf, thought it was worth a punt!

[Tanguero]

The original design sketches for the Cerbera showed the later style of seat, so arguably they are the ones that it was intended to have all along.

I wish I had been able to get hold of a set when I was doing my interior refurb!

[al 350i]

Brummmie said:

al 350i said:

really like the post 2000 interior, suits the car. front seats can be a little fragile though.

is that an early christmas present

Yeah, £70 for the rear seats in portland grey, same as mine, and £20 for a non tweed rear shelf, thought it was worth a punt!

can't bet a good bargin, the tuscan seats are much more comfy and added bonus of taking the cushion out for those track days, although i think i would struggle to see the speedo let alone out of the windscreen being the short arse that i am.
drove from dublin to kent in a car with the older seats and my arse was numb by the time i got to the M25

[Gazzab]

al 350i said:

Brummmie said:

al 350i said:

really like the post 2000 interior, suits the car. front seats can be a little fragile though.

is that an early christmas present

Yeah, £70 for the rear seats in portland grey, same as mine, and £20 for a non tweed rear shelf, thought it was worth a punt!

can't bet a good bargin, the tuscan seats are much more comfy and added bonus of taking the cushion out for those track days, although i think i would struggle to see the speedo let alone out of the windscreen being the short arse that i am.
drove from dublin to kent in a car with the older seats and my arse was numb by the time i got to the M25

Dublin to the m25 is quite a long way, takes even longer if you use a ferry (for the wet bit).

[al 350i]

felt even longer when its your first day of ownership!

thought about going the evil knievel route but couldn't find a big enough ramp