what bmw back seats fit on a 2002

[cluna]

looking for bolt in's

[c.d.iesel]

6 series coupe - really nice buckets with a little trimming

[John_in_VA]

(nt)

[conkitchen]

looking for bolt in's

Love seat baby!

[Guest]

6 series coupe - really nice buckets with a little trimming

Trim the backs, they actually give the passengers more leg room compared to the stock seat(seatback is thinner). Really really comfortable.

[jgerock]

6 series coupe - really nice buckets with a little trimming

Trim the backs, they actually give the passengers more leg room compared to the stock seat(seatback is thinner). Really really comfortable.

Does the fold down center armrest have a "pass-thru" or "ski bag"? That could be handy for hauling home 2x4's and maybe a chrome bumper.

[Chamonix72]

Does the fold down center armrest have a "pass-thru" or "ski bag"? That could be handy for hauling home 2x4's and maybe a chrome bumper.

Provided of course you cut a hole in the bulkhead separating the trunk from the passenger compartment. It could be done though, and it would be kinda cool.

[Guest]

Does the fold down center armrest have a "pass-thru" or "ski bag"? That could be handy for hauling home 2x4's and maybe a chrome bumper.

It doesn't, but the backing behind the armrest is just piece of leather glued to fiberglass, you could easily make one. I don't think it's wide enough for a golf bag but skis would fit. Not sure a 2x4 would fit between the end of the trunk and windshield in a 2002. They barely fit in my volvo wagon, 10' sections of steel tube are real interesting to put inside.

[Malagatii]

I realize this is an old post, but anyone know how difficult it is to modify these seats to fit in the back of an 02? i just brought home a set this past weekend, and need to know what I've gotten myself into...

[tinkwithanr]

Do a search, it's covered in multiple places. I did it a couple years back, not to crazy. Cut a little, test fit. Cut some more, test fit etc etc.

[Malagatii]

Thanks!!

[oldbimmers]

i just installed my set last weekend. It took me 1/2 hr. I used a rotozip, forget using a dremel. I did follow/use the armrest angle to rest on the back metal. I am not clipping the seat to the existing bracket. IMO, if you do that the seat is not as comfortable as it could be. I'm making brackets this weekend to secure the top, simple stuff.

If you need help and local to SF (I'm in the east bay), you can drive by check them out and even cut them here. Let me know.

[Malagatii]

I may just take you up on that offer. EM sent (..from Marin).

Thanks!!!!!