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Just finished building my own out of 1" and 3/4" square steel tubing. Cost about $70 in materials.
The seat is from an old Miata. It still has the stock rails on it, so the seat adjusts forward and backward and the seatback moves up and down. Easy for anyone to adjust it to the right fit.
I also threw some wheels on it so I could roll it out into the garage when I'm done.
I'll get it powdercoated next week to keep it from rusting and just have a nice clean finish on it.
Took about 10 hours of work to complete. This assumes you already have a welder handy
Gary
Sheehan Motor Racing
www.teamSMR.com
The seat is from an old Miata. It still has the stock rails on it, so the seat adjusts forward and backward and the seatback moves up and down. Easy for anyone to adjust it to the right fit.
I also threw some wheels on it so I could roll it out into the garage when I'm done.
I'll get it powdercoated next week to keep it from rusting and just have a nice clean finish on it.
Took about 10 hours of work to complete. This assumes you already have a welder handy
Gary
Sheehan Motor Racing
www.teamSMR.com