Are these seats any good?

[DaveDreads]

After having my 172 off the road for 2 months, getting back into it feels weird,
the gearstick's too low down and I feel like i'm sat on top of the thing rather than in it.

I've been using a £300 Mondeo that's held together by hope and dreams and rust,
and the driving position in it is so much better than the Clio.

So I thought for £150 these may make for a better driving position,
anyone ever seen these before, or heard of the company?




Company website

http://www.passionauto.co.uk/products/black-reclining-bucket-car-seats-pair.html

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BLACK-REC...672&pid=100015&prg=1006&rk=9&sd=121067082027&

 

[micheal leck]

I was looking at these to, wud like to know wht there r like if any one has then

lecky

 

[Pep]

£150 for 2 seats, no ta.
Hardly going to be good quality or even safe in an accident at that price.

 

[DaveDreads]

That's the only thing I was worried about, will they snap and kill me if i'm in an accident.

 

[Pep]

Personally I would say yes they will.

There's a reason Recaro's etc are so much money, they do things properly!

 

[Daniel]

Fave, just buy one second hand bucket seat, leave the passenger seat alone.

A good quality cobra/recaro etc can be had for £150 secondhand. Add £30 for a subframe (no need to be adjustable if its just you driving) and bobs your monkhouse.

 

[JezzaMac]

Lol they look very similar to the Sparco ones that ive got.....

 

[DaveDreads]

Fave, just buy one second hand bucket seat, leave the passenger seat alone.

A good quality cobra/recaro etc can be had for £150 secondhand. Add £30 for a subframe (no need to be adjustable if its just you driving) and bobs your monkhouse.

Could do, although it won't look right and i'll have to load the dog from the other side all the time,
suppose I could look for a single decent recliner instead.

I'm considering going round a few breakers and seeing if any nice cars have been scrapped,
might be some nice seat to be had cheap, won't be that hard to knock up some subframes for them.