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So, my question is this. Are the parts from left and right seats interchangeable? Could a passenger seat back be transplanted onto a drivers side seat if that makes sense? The bases are obviously "sided" for the switches and levers. Thanks
hi yes they are, at least for what i did a couple of years ago.... my drivers seat was a little worn/foam misshaped, as the drivers seat always gets the most ware. What i did was buy a really good condition passenger side seat and just swap over the runners and electrics/controls from my old drivers seat to the new passenger seat, the base frame has the same mounting points for the controls on both sides, you just have to cut a section (carefully!) out of the leather to be able to mount the controls (you can feel this through the leather). This gets your controls accessible/next to the door sill, i then plastic welded and leather covered the (new) passenger seat control backing panel so that i didn't have a hole in the outer side of the seat base bolster, this ends up tight next to your centre tunnel and basically hidden, could probably get away with having a hole here but i just thought it finished a little better. hope that helps! i would also imagine that backs can be swapped onto either drivers or passengers bases. seats are quite time consuming to fiddle with but there is nothing complex, good luck :thumb:
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