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Chrispyb
1st October 2019, 05:03 AM
Hi, i have 2 third row seats that i have removed from my defender. Can they be sold or are they 2-a-penny?
travelrover
1st October 2019, 05:35 AM
Hi, i have 2 third row seats that i have removed from my defender. Can they be sold or are they 2-a-penny?
Supply and demand I guess. If someone is looking for some you have a market, so yes you can sell them :-)
Chrispyb
1st October 2019, 05:39 AM
Thanks, I'm about to move house and have a habit of holding on to things for no reason. What is the likelihood they would sell? Have people bought 3rd row seats? Is it a common thing? Have seats sold previously? Any price guide?
travelrover
1st October 2019, 05:45 AM
I’m sure someone will want them fir a project.?What year model are they from?
Chrispyb
1st October 2019, 05:54 AM
From a 2012. Happy to let them go pretty cheap but i guess transport will be the issue? They are heavy as.
carpdvl
1st October 2019, 07:03 AM
You see em now and then for a decent amount - 1.5k plus for the two if memory serves me correctly
How quickly they sell at that point might be another question but they're absolutely still in demand
Chrispyb
1st October 2019, 07:32 AM
Ok, that's good money. Maybe I'll put them on for 1k and see how they go, many thanks
Tombie
1st October 2019, 08:12 AM
Keep in mind. If you permanently remove them you are required to have the vehicle capacity reclassified at the local government agency.
ATH
1st October 2019, 08:25 AM
I didn't know about that reclassifying our 2010 110 when I removed and sold them. What difference does it make anyway?
AlanH.
Grumbles
1st October 2019, 08:30 AM
Keep in mind. If you permanently remove them you are required to have the vehicle capacity reclassified at the local government agency.
If not reclassified as per Tombie but removed "temporarily" they will be required for a RWC when selling the car at a later date.
Rick Fischer
1st October 2019, 03:14 PM
Sure can be sold. However is it wise to sell them? That is another question.
I had a bit of trouble in Qld with initial rego because the rear jump seats were out. First at the rego check which worked out OK and they warned me; then at the Registry office when they checked the data plate. The 7 seat SVX did not comply with it's data plate and the VIN with only five seats. Fast talking, or they could have required me to re-install. All that is needed is an awkward bureaucrat who is having bad day. [bigsad]
A pre sale rego check will bring about the same problem. One needs to get an "Engineering Approval" plate to not have the two extra seats. In addition plod could get awkward if they wished, because the vehicle does not comply.
Obviously, no seats to reinstall - PROBLEM!
Cheers
RF
Chrispyb
3rd October 2019, 05:50 PM
Checkes today. In qld it seems you just complete a form and have an authorised person sign to say it is not a major modification. Seems pretty straight forward to reduce seating capacity.
ATH
3rd October 2019, 06:03 PM
1000 bucks! Good luck with trying to flog them at that price. Just to get rid of mine after advertising at what I thought was a reasonable 500, I put them up at a 100 bucks.
And some turkey in the east said if I sent them to him at my expence, he would 'evaluate" them to see if they were worth it..... :)
There are some tossers around alright.
Bloke with an older model 110 took them even though the rear wheel boxes in the back were not the same design as he reckoned he'd make them fit OK.
AlanH.
Tombie
3rd October 2019, 08:02 PM
Checkes today. In qld it seems you just complete a form and have an authorised person sign to say it is not a major modification. Seems pretty straight forward to reduce seating capacity.
Remember when you go to sell your market may not be in Qld.
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