Corrado interior ( front and rear seats ) into mk1?

i know that the front seats will go in but i was wandering if the rear seats would fit into the mk1?? i know its a common mod in mk2s..

Thanks

Dave

Not a straight fit will need choping and modding to fit can look good but is abit of messin to be fair

hmm il have to have a think then, im looking at some black vr6 ones…

Dave

front ones are nice i have them in my cabby they are very comfy so by all means do the fronts but the backs just take some cutting and shutting shall we say.

How much cutting and shutting/messing about is required to do th erears in a MK1 Cabby. I have the old seat in pretty good condition and a raddo rear seat, also in pretty good condition.
Has anyone done a tread on this seat swap or are people giving up on this idea. I have front black leather Raddo storm seats and really would like to get the rears to match.

Ideas or pointers gladly taken.
Thanks for your time,

Neil.

ive seen it done but it didnt look like it fitted well i think there were gaps down the sides. ive got them in my garage and it looked like they just zip tied them to the old frames.

worth doing if you can finish it well the headrests look good and should stop passengers sliding about in the back

I did exactly what you described: Got myself a rado rear bench = didn't fit in the cabby. So I took the fabric cover off it and put it on my mk1 bench. It needed a small amount  of altering (can't remember what, but it involved either letting open and stitching / glueing part of it). It still doesn't fit perfect, a bit baggy in places. But at least the bench fabric matches the front seat fabric now.

Well, looks like I am going aginst the flow, winter project is to fit the rear bench into my cab.

There are guides around if you look for them, It all depends on how far you want to take you car /project and how good you are with stuff like that.

Good luck. Mine was a daily at the time so I kinda wanted it in and done. Given the choice now it's garaged, it's worth spending some time and effort doing it proper.

Don't forget to post pics of how you do it

If all goes well I will stick some pic up, may be a little while yet.

I have a fair bit of trial fitting to do before making brackets etc…