Building a working maxi
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Hey things are looking great what rear seats did you get installed. Do you have a link to sir us and if you don't mind me asking what cost was involved in getting the rear seats and carpet done. Keep.up.the great walk through
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Hi thanks! just google Sirus Automotive you'll find them it's a huge workshop that makes mobility vehicles. I spent £1200 and got the seats and seatbelts fitted, got the rear carpet with storage, the caddy 4 life center console and had my speed limiter raised up with VCDS so that it doesn't work.
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Thanks for that info did they supply the seats and carpets?
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Seats yes and seat belts but carpet officially NO I saw your thread about the ebay deal but that's what they usually charge.
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Yes a see your reply thanks for that info it's good to know
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Does it matter what year the touran seats come out of? To fit say 2011-2012-2013 year caddy maxi?
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Touran seats is a different kettle of fish, the seats Sirus do are middle row from a maxi life or Kombi rears (all same seats just different cloth). All fitted and seatbelts as per OEM spec. The Touran seats are different and a Caddy was never designed to have them fitted (although I'm sure there's safe ways to fit them).
I like the Kombi setup because not only removable but fold fully over out the way.
I like the Kombi setup because not only removable but fold fully over out the way.
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Ah I see I think I have confused myself so it's maxi life or kombi seats. Thanks for that. Would it be possible if you could take a few pics of your seats
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I did back at the start of the thread
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Got the new bigger discs and carriers on the caddy whip today, just need to decide on a colour for the calipers now im thinking a steel grey might be nice. Next up lowering and colour coding plus a couple of touches to finish off the exterior
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Finally got the front end down. This is on H&R springs and Bilstein b8's and sits exacty how I wanted it, not too low for work
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Had a good day at the local breakers today, got two maxi life doors complete both with sliding windows. A real shame my vans not that colour I'd love if it was. Will have to get a quote to get them painted white. Got a load of other bits while I was there too
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Doors will look good when fitted, just like a kombi
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Yeah I can't wait to get them painted I'm hoping that they can just mask up the glass and manage to get paint in the gap. Wasn't intending to get the doors until I saw them on ebay and they were only down the road in devizes.
For £270 in this condition I couldn't ignore this bargain. Sirus want £600 just to fit one sliding window to your existing door, then you need all the trims etc I'll try to get a good deal on having all the parts colour coded with one batch of paint mixed up.
Next thing I'm buying are the roof rails that you've got
For £270 in this condition I couldn't ignore this bargain. Sirus want £600 just to fit one sliding window to your existing door, then you need all the trims etc I'll try to get a good deal on having all the parts colour coded with one batch of paint mixed up.
Next thing I'm buying are the roof rails that you've got
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That's a cracking price
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