626 Land Rover seats and bunks

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The upholstry for 1967 and older Land Rover Dormobile seats are gray (standard Land Rover Rhino hide pattern) with white piping.  1968 and newer Land Rover Dormobiles came standard with black seats as did 1969 and newer Land Rovers.

Below - standard pre-1969 Land Rover Dormobile 626 style seats

Top: Rear seats apart to make 2 single beds
Below: Rear seats together to make double bed

People who use the lower berth frequently usually have a pad that goes over the seats to smooth out the gaps and slightly uneven surfaces. I understand it makes a big difference in comfort.

The newl installed seats of David Porter's restored 1966 Land Rover Dormobile being inspected by the bed quality assurance auditor

David's newly refinished seats in their upright position.

1974 Land Rover Dormobile twin lower bunks

These black upolstered seats only fold into twin beds.  Both right and left front seats are the same width and a cubby box is located between the two seats. Note the upper berth cots at the top of the image are in their stowed positions wwith the dust covers in place around the cot fabric.

Rear Seats:

Rear seat in normal upright position

The rear seats can be folded flat against the side walls to provide additional interior storage space forward of the cabinets

Rear seat in flat bed position

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