Rear seats that go flat (to make a bed)
Posted: Wed Jul 03, 2019 9:24 am
Hi all.
I've been doing a bit of research and considering bongo 2.0L for fuel economy and ease of parking. Probably chain driven, although I think the 3 front seats would be more fun.
My interest is what models (if any) came standard with rear seats that could be reclined to a horizontal (flat) position.
My interest is in keeping the existing 3 seater, folding it flat in place, and then positioning a supporting element either between the seat and the back of the front seats, or further back towards the rear door to extend the flattened 3 seater into a proper length bed.
As I would be using solo (at least until my bongo pulls some bird to spoon with in my tiny bed), I wouldn't mind only extending the bed for half it's width to support either my head or my feet. Then I could use the rest of the space for shelves/sink/toilet (if going self contained cert)/Galaga machine etc. etc.
A salesman suggested the Hightop and GL model to look out for because it has the fold flat seats. I can't find any info online to confirm this.
Plus for this model is: high top for guy that is 6'3"+, and 3 seats in front. Minus is cam belt not chain, and less powerful and efficient motor...
Any thoughtsees??? Chairs from NZ
I've been doing a bit of research and considering bongo 2.0L for fuel economy and ease of parking. Probably chain driven, although I think the 3 front seats would be more fun.
My interest is what models (if any) came standard with rear seats that could be reclined to a horizontal (flat) position.
My interest is in keeping the existing 3 seater, folding it flat in place, and then positioning a supporting element either between the seat and the back of the front seats, or further back towards the rear door to extend the flattened 3 seater into a proper length bed.
As I would be using solo (at least until my bongo pulls some bird to spoon with in my tiny bed), I wouldn't mind only extending the bed for half it's width to support either my head or my feet. Then I could use the rest of the space for shelves/sink/toilet (if going self contained cert)/Galaga machine etc. etc.
A salesman suggested the Hightop and GL model to look out for because it has the fold flat seats. I can't find any info online to confirm this.
Plus for this model is: high top for guy that is 6'3"+, and 3 seats in front. Minus is cam belt not chain, and less powerful and efficient motor...
Any thoughtsees??? Chairs from NZ