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guitarrero
United Kingdom
148 Posts |
 Posted - 16/03/2023 : 22:44:11
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Looking for bucket seats to fit my J2 … any taking up space in your garage? … trimmed, un-trimmed, scruffy, alloy if possible?
Not looking for anything fancy, just something lightweight to hold the posterior in place when hillclimbing etc.
Many thanks 
Steve Rees
North Cotswolds, UK
J2
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Westbury
United Kingdom
2010 Posts |
Posted - 16/03/2023 : 23:37:38
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Hello, Steve.
Tony Gould has a pair for sale that could be suitable, they are on this forum for sale. You will have to click onto page 2.
Cheers, Chris |
Edited by - Westbury on 16/03/2023 23:39:02 |
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Rodney Green
South Africa
363 Posts |
Posted - 17/03/2023 : 00:22:22
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I have a pair for sale.
Regards.
Rod.
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guitarrero
United Kingdom
148 Posts |
Posted - 17/03/2023 : 00:26:21
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quote:
Originally posted by Westbury
Hello, Steve.
Tony Gould has a pair for sale that could be suitable, they are on this forum for sale. You will have to click onto page 2.
Cheers, Chris
Thanks Chris, I did see those; not sure the K seats aren’t too wide for the J2 ? … and probably too smart for my car ;-)
Steve Rees
North Cotswolds, UK
J2
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guitarrero
United Kingdom
148 Posts |
Posted - 17/03/2023 : 00:33:49
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quote:
Originally posted by Rodney Green
I have a pair for sale.
Regards.
Rod.
Rod Green
Hi Rod, I think shipping from SA would be prohibitive.
Thanks anyway!
Steve Rees
North Cotswolds, UK
J2
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Westbury
United Kingdom
2010 Posts |
Posted - 17/03/2023 : 02:18:44
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Hello Steve.
I’m pretty sure the width of the 1933 K3 body is no wider than the J2, surprisingly. However, Tony’s seats do not appear to have ‘ cutaways’ for the prop shaft tunnel.
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Richard Verrill
United Kingdom
346 Posts |
Posted - 17/03/2023 : 07:38:19
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I have a pair of shells that may suit, I will PM you.
Richard
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guitarrero
United Kingdom
148 Posts |
Posted - 18/03/2023 : 09:06:28
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Still looking .....
Steve Rees
North Cotswolds, UK
J2
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Rodney Green
South Africa
363 Posts |
Posted - 19/03/2023 : 03:12:07
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Rodney Green
South Africa
363 Posts |
Posted - 19/03/2023 : 03:13:12
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Made for a J2.
Regards. Rod.
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guitarrero
United Kingdom
148 Posts |
Posted - 19/03/2023 : 10:22:17
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Hi Rod, I think shipping from SA would be prohibitive.
Thanks anyway!quote:
Originally posted by Rodney Green
Made for a J2.
Rod Green
Steve Rees
North Cotswolds, UK
J2
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Hap Hazard
United Kingdom
123 Posts |
Posted - 19/03/2023 : 11:13:49
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They look dead easy to make.
My bead roller would make short work of these, new dies are on order to make set for my PA.
If you’re reasonably handy with your hands, make a set yourself as MG parts are stupidly expensive…
B
You’re a long time dead…
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JohnE
United Kingdom
373 Posts |
Posted - 19/03/2023 : 11:52:22
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I agree Bruce, simple and amazingly comfortable (at least for me). Only angle that you need is the backrest, see below;
I like to use 0.9mm zintec sheet, as I once had a 1.6mm alloy seat pan fracture at hip level whilst braking hard
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