On my F1 I had the Land Rover seat covers front and rear - which are great but a bit of a pain to take on and off - in fact they stayed on most of the time I had the vehicle - 5 years from new. I want to get some seat covers to protect the old cow hide but only want to put them on occasionally - fancy the Land Rover emergency seat covers but they are only for the front seats - any pointers to who may be a able to sell me a set for both front and rear - pointers much appreciated. Thanks. Cheers
Gumdrop aka Simon !
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F2 HSE, auto, roof rails, steps, santorini black
Defender 50th
F1 1999, Commercial
Series 1 (1958)
Rebel Replica Series 1

Note FL2: be careful to ensure that whatever seat covers you get from whomsoever do not block the airbag operation on the two front seats

Ahh good point - hadn't thought of that

My F2 is parked in your country at Geneva airport waiting for my return on the 26th  Cheers
Gumdrop aka Simon !
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F2 HSE, auto, roof rails, steps, santorini black
Defender 50th
F1 1999, Commercial
Series 1 (1958)
Rebel Replica Series 1

gumdrop wrote:

Ahh good point - hadn't thought of that

My F2 is parked in your country at Geneva airport waiting for my return on the 26th

No its not.
Just like Basel Airport - Geneva Airport is actually in France. The Swiss lease the land. That is why when you land in Genf (Geneve) or Basel (Bale) you have separate French and Swiss Customs / Passport Control Exits. Be careful not to make a mistake as back tracking is a very complex procedure.

Well I never new that and I've been using it for the last 15 years on a regular basis - that explains the French Swiss side - car hire etc can be a night mare - the things you learn on forums  Cheers
Gumdrop aka Simon !
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F2 HSE, auto, roof rails, steps, santorini black
Defender 50th
F1 1999, Commercial
Series 1 (1958)
Rebel Replica Series 1

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