The thing is, it's for a LHD T25. And mine is RHD. So... I was wondering if anyone would know if there are any plans/dimensions so I can reverse it and build one (or a very similar one!) for myself!
Ta
Plans for this buddy seat?
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Plans for this buddy seat?
I was looking for plans to build a rear facing buddy seat to go behind the passenger seat when I spotted this on Fleabay....
The thing is, it's for a LHD T25. And mine is RHD. So... I was wondering if anyone would know if there are any plans/dimensions so I can reverse it and build one (or a very similar one!) for myself!
Ta
The thing is, it's for a LHD T25. And mine is RHD. So... I was wondering if anyone would know if there are any plans/dimensions so I can reverse it and build one (or a very similar one!) for myself!
Ta
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Re: Plans for this buddy seat?
What you can't see in the photos are the heavy metal brackets and frame that join the 'seat' to the box.
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Re: Plans for this buddy seat?
I was wondering how that worked.
I was thinking in my version that I could just use an extendable leg (I have seen them in Ikea) to bolt onto the seat so it sits on the front when the seat is up, and drops down to sit on.
Not so sure though...!
I was thinking in my version that I could just use an extendable leg (I have seen them in Ikea) to bolt onto the seat so it sits on the front when the seat is up, and drops down to sit on.
Not so sure though...!
1987 RHD Karmann Gipsy 1.9DG (Gaston)
Imagination is more important than knowledge - Einstein.
Imagination is more important than knowledge - Einstein.