Rande Rover seats in 110

[artm]

Has anyone done this? I'm looking for more comfort and legroom out of the middle row and I know Badger did it for one client.

I'd like to move the middle row back as in a RR LWB. It's pretty cramped as it is and the comfort - well, there isn't any.

[jperakis]

yea didnt they do that for Jimmy Buffet?

[DJ Menasco]

Has anyone done this? I'm looking for more comfort and legroom out of the middle row and I know Badger did it for one client.

I'd like to move the middle row back as in a RR. It's pretty cramped as it is and the comfort - well, there isn't any.

Here (http://www.badgercoachworks.com/page7.html) you go.

DJ

Oops. Didn't fully read your post. Sorry.

[JSBriggs]

FWIW Clark Williams did this in his 'yeti'

-Jeff

[Doug]

I think that would work for the second row, since the LR seats have a cut out for the wheel wells. Haven't measured it.

I'd stay away from the tall LR seat base in the front. Note the badger page talks about the need for a smaller steering wheel after the install. Go with the Corbeau Legacy seats -- that's my plan whenever I get done with the driveline!!! llol.

Doug W.

[artm]

The Badger pic for the second row looks like it allows for legroom as in a LWB, which is my goal.

The fronts are the low profile which is also my goal.

Problem is getting to the seatbox space - I certainly don't want to be removing a RR seat to do this. I think the best way for this is to allow the front seats to pivot back - the entire seat assembly. Just recline the seat all the way forward, unlock the front rail and pivot it back to rest on the rear seat. The reclining forward is to fold it so the pivoting gets you room to work in. Sounds pretty neat.

I want to stick with RR all around to make them match up, plus I find them very comfortable. The fact that the rear bench will fit nicely is a big plus.