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Hi tehre Digger
Regarding seats - I have just bought a set of seats from exmoor trim in the UK , they were complette (in red trim and for the firefly)
They worked out cheaper than I could get done locally ......
Might be worth getting a price..............
Wayne
PS - The Command Recon will be here next week
Digger, I made new seat bases for our S1 88" (same for 86/107/109)and I'm sure I made a drawing of the frame. I'll have a look and see if I can find it. We then had them recovered for $100 each by a local trimmer. He did use the old dunlopillo cushions.
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Originally Posted by digger
attached is a bmp of rough measurements etc of tropical roof on this cab.
I hope it is readable!!
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i have taken photos but havent got time to reduce them yet so will post them later...
sorry but the piccy is a bitmap!
cheers.
digger
Thanks Digger, I look forward to the pics. :BigThumb:Quote:
Originally Posted by digger
and then I really hope these dont let you down!!Quote:
Originally Posted by numpty
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the cab roof
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the front leading edge of roof
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interior of cab (shows bolts etc --and int trim and light)
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right side (drivers side) end of roof
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front centre of tropical roof
more to follow
digger
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tropical roof, centre rear
(note 'scollaped' (<-spelling?) edge details over roof support braces--same as front (last post))
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centre rear showing support bracing distances
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showing length of tropical roof
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showing width of tropical roof
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showing height of support (ends) pillars -tropical roof
few more to follow
digger
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tropical roof, height at rear
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tropical roof, support brace/edge strip (90 deg angle strip) (central front and rear same) length
note that the z braces are attached to tropical roof (welds?) and that the roof is then pop riveted to the cab roof support channels...(what are they called them big square things, im called them about 4 different names so far!!)
any more required, please ask and Ill see what I can do,
cheers
digger
when I got the above cab I also collected the "bench seat back" that came with it! (he was gonna throw it!)
it is a single piece back that fits into holes in seat brackets in vehicle already and then is secured with small slide bolts on cab rear wall...
ive never seen or heard of one before... has anyone else?
it appears well made...a long time ago! (is that dunlopillo?)
a couple of photos....
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just thought it was interesting!
oh the slide bolts..
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cheers
digger
Sure looks like Dunlopillo to me.
The one piece back was part of the deluxe pack introduced for the 107 when released (it was only available as a utility and later stationwagon). I'm not sure how many 107 and S1 109 utes here had it, but probably not uncommon among them. Smith's book implies it later became available for other models, but I have never seen it except in the lwb ute.Quote:
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The padding would be Dunlopillo.
John
