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Got some mgf seats in black cloth with no logos or odd coloured piping


Mgf seats by tg1mm, on Flickr

Tony

Handbrake trim is being changed lol

Mgf by tg1mm, on Flickr

Tony

that looks ok, was it an easy fit?

Cheers. Not a bolt in fit but my fabricator cut off mg lugs and welded some box section and lugs to suit. Nice to sit in and I don't fall out when going round corners lol

Tony

Now they really do look smart. Nice one.

Looking good

time to start checking mgf ads!

I fitted MGF seats years ago, and can confirm they are excellent. Very supportive and way way better when I was doing 12 car rallies etc. Plus mine were a tenner off ebay

I also swapped the sides of the seats, so I now sit in what was the passenger seat. I think because the original drivers seat had more wear, but not a lot. Maybe the way the adjuster fitted too?? My memory fades on that detail.
IIRC all I did was weld some plates to the edge of the runners and drilled holes to match the old fixing points, really simple.

cliftyhanger wrote:I fitted MGF seats years ago, and can confirm they are excellent. Very supportive and way way better when I was doing 12 car rallies etc. Plus mine were a tenner off ebay

I also swapped the sides of the seats, so I now sit in what was the passenger seat. I think because the original drivers seat had more wear, but not a lot. Maybe the way the adjuster fitted too?? My memory fades on that detail.
IIRC all I did was weld some plates to the edge of the runners and drilled holes to match the old fixing points, really simple.

Sounds even more like a good plan