Thought about buying a swivel for the passenger seat. Kind of expensive for what it does.
In reality, I would only use it in the "facing back" position to provide a seat for conversation, laptopping, etc.
So, I tried it with a stool, then built a storage box (that I was going to build anyway) and sized it to be in the right spot to provide a non-swivel seat.
Then I added about 1" of foam to the back of the passenger seat, which, when cranked forward, becomes the front of the back-facing seat. (unzip seat cover in back, add foam, rezip)
On the back of the cabinet, there is an additional handle like the ones on the side. It latches onto a panel like the one visible on the base of the driver seat. Keeps the box from moving while travelling.
No swivel required... back-facing seat. Very comfortable! Though it might be a non-swivel solution for others!
(ps. my floor is 6" higher than most because I added a "basement". This would work as well for a typical PM floor, just add 6" to the height of the base cabinet.)
In reality, I would only use it in the "facing back" position to provide a seat for conversation, laptopping, etc.
So, I tried it with a stool, then built a storage box (that I was going to build anyway) and sized it to be in the right spot to provide a non-swivel seat.
Then I added about 1" of foam to the back of the passenger seat, which, when cranked forward, becomes the front of the back-facing seat. (unzip seat cover in back, add foam, rezip)
On the back of the cabinet, there is an additional handle like the ones on the side. It latches onto a panel like the one visible on the base of the driver seat. Keeps the box from moving while travelling.
No swivel required... back-facing seat. Very comfortable! Though it might be a non-swivel solution for others!
(ps. my floor is 6" higher than most because I added a "basement". This would work as well for a typical PM floor, just add 6" to the height of the base cabinet.)
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