Mk1 golf rear bench into a MK2 scirocco

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koala_plushie
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Mk1 golf rear bench into a MK2 scirocco

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Does anyone know if this is do-able without too much dicking around? Cheers all


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i *think* that its a direct swap dude, i'm sure someone else will be able to confirm this


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Tony (Mazallan) had one in his 83 BBS GTi, I'm sure he can recommend how easy/hard a job it is.


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If it is a rear bench from a Golf 1 tin top then you will have to dick around i'm afraid. The bottom section (the bit you sit on) is a straight swap but you will need to swap the material and foam from the Golf 1 seat back to the frame of the mk2 Scirocco, as the latches to secure the seat are different.

Can't confirm for a Golf 1 Cabriolet, as the Scirocco 2 and Cabriolet floor pans are the same you may also find that other details are similair such as the rear seat fixings that saved VW costs.


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