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Default Corrado seats in a 1991 cabriolet? HELP!

Hi everyone - newbie posting here, great site by the way!
I've got a 1991golf cabriolet, what i'd like to do is fit rear seats from a corrado into the back of the cab. Do any of you know if this can be done and if so, what's involved?
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have any measurements...interesting idea
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pretty sure the back seat is too big.
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No measurements unfortunately, but i am going to try.
The idea came from when I had 3 people sitting in the back of the cab and it was a really tight fit. I thought it could be a pretty cool mod to fit the rear corrado seats with the centre armrest. Just an idea! I have spoken to one guy on the internet who said that he has seen it done before, but he didn't know exactly what was involved.
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I saw a MKII recently that had the rear in it. It was custom upholstered though so I am not sure what else they did to make it fit.
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ive seen so many mark1's and 2's gutted in the back i almost forget what they look like when they actually do have backseats
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Hey I am pretty sure you could do it, because now a days anything is almost capable of bein done. Oh and by the way your car is MK2.
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Oh and by the way your car is MK2.
No it isn't
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No it isn't
Opps yea your right, I was thinkin when I wrote that that we were talkin about a Golf. My bad.
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Its quite a popular mod for a Mk2. Here's the look i'm trying to achieve.
http://www.matey-matey.com/corrado_s...nversion.shtml
I've been told the seats are approximately 44 inches wide so i'm going to check that against the cab a bit later on. I'll keep ya posted.
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I think they look good, I would say go for it. It shouldnt be to hard.
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check this site out for some pics, i guess you'll hafta translate the text.

http://www.tazz-cabrioparts.be/howto_corradobank.html
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awesome link - shame I cant understand his instructions, but that's exactly what i'm trying to do. Thanks!
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