Seats

Seats are NOT created equal.  If your back is like mine, I can tell you if a seat is good or not in about 1 hour!  I have tried many seat builders and have settled on these.

Since we use these seats in our full restorations, I have them custom built to our specs.  They can be altered to your preferences but we usually recommend:

• Removable headrests to allow the seat to clear the overhead cabinets and fully recline if desired.
• Flip up arms on both side (you can specify one or no arm rests for custom applications.
• Recline
• Pocket on the back of the seat back
• Manual slide racks
• “Pump” style lumbar support
• We supply the fabric for a uniform interior upholstery look (requires 5 yd. of material) NOTE: material is an additional cost.

We can also specify articulating arms that stay vertical at any position of the seat back, longer arms and 6 way electric if desired.

They are designed to bolt direct to the original style 2 (in 1975-79 coaches) seat pedestal. A swivel pedestal with seat belt brackets are available for early model (1973-4) application and seats used with the dinette table for $125.

Sofa

As in seats, there are many choices when it comes to sofas.  I have seen many and have settled on this manufacturer in that the sofa is unique in its features and the company has the ability to custom build the sofas to my length and base requirement specs..  You may find cheaper sofas out there, but I’m not looking for any ‘ol sofa, I want something nice & this is it!

Pretty cool hey!  A 48 ” bed and up to 72″ long!   The console can be made in several colors, the one you see is carbon fiber.