That's easy, no kids! At least no two legged ones...:RunninDog:

Starting to get some of the interior pieces done...

http://pic100.picturetrail.com/VOL26.../413411295.jpg

Seats from an early Audi TT recovered in her choices...

http://pic100.picturetrail.com/VOL26.../413411298.jpg


Working on a raised platform for the drivers side floor.... once we raised the seats so she could easily see out, she was tippy-toe on the floor...

http://pic100.picturetrail.com/VOL26.../413411296.jpg

http://pic100.picturetrail.com/VOL26.../413411297.jpg

Love this build! FJs are SO cool!!!

Great build! Keep it coming! Not often we get Cruiser porn on Lat G!
:gitrdun:

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Beautiful Jeff !!
Please post pics on how your mounting those seats ... they are outstanding

Steve

I picked these seats in particular because of several features (I used to have a 02 TT) they are very supportive, they are all manual-no electric motors, fairly light, and have seat height adjustment using a gas strut. Of course the tracks don't line up with the FJ bolt holes, I made some simple brackets from angle iron...

Hopefully these images aren't too dark and you can tell whats what...

This is the outer front bracket on drivers seat,
http://pic100.picturetrail.com/VOL26.../413413495.jpg

Outer front bracket on the passenger seat.. (the inner front brackets are basically identical to the outers...)

http://pic100.picturetrail.com/VOL26.../413413498.jpg

The rear bracket is a little different, instead of a simple L tab like the front, it runs all the way across the back of the seat...

http://pic100.picturetrail.com/VOL26.../413413496.jpg

Just a piece of angle iron with a tab welded on the top at each end for the seat track to bolt to... the notch you see cut out of the center of the bracket is where the height adjust shock under the seat was hitting the bracket when you slide the seat back...

http://pic100.picturetrail.com/VOL26.../413413497.jpg

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Just fantastic Jeff
I'm so burnt out building/finishing my 69' I can't even think abut getting started on the FJ right now but I your build is starting to get my motivation back

Thanks
Steve

It's actually helped me stay motivated working on two projects at the same time... I get delayed on a part I need, or frustrated with how something is coming together, I just go over to the other and see what I can do there.

The only problem comes when they both need cash instead of labor... hers usually gets the budget first :G-Dub:

The FJ headed to the upholstery shop to get some hides and some tunes...

http://pic100.picturetrail.com/VOL26.../413527311.jpg

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Keep the info and pics going Jeff ... I'm right behind you, picking up a TON of stuff in Buffalo next week to get my project started.

Looking forward to seeing it back from the interior shop !

Cheers
Steve