Suzuki Jimny Samurai Seat Replacement

[@kimyuseung]

This is my advice from experience of owning a JA11. I'd recommend leaving the rear quarter panel covers off. Part of the reason why rust accumulates in corner seals over the rear wheels is because humidity/condensation gets trapped behind the covers, and drips down into the corner seals, and starts rusting it. Water also makes its way behind the covers from dripping down from the windows right above since the windows aren't sealed permanently. That's why rust is forming from the inside, out. With the covers off, it'll give it a better chance for any water to evaporate off. In addition, any water will be plainly visible to be easily cleaned up since it won't be hiding behind the covers. Another rust spot that ALL Jimnys have is the very edge of the floor, right up against the rear door as seen at 1:31, but yours doesn't look too bad tbh.

[@ShowPhil]

"This is fine.... this is fine.... there we go.... this is fine.... " :) hahaha :) LOVE IT!

[@sailorsanjoy]

She's a beauty ❤️.... very little corrosion on the inside .... amazing...take good care of her . I see its a right hand drive Japanese import . Whats the engine ? 660 cc turbo ? And whats your tyre size ? I love the fender flares ...where did you get them ?

[@tomekk.2620]

The best way are front and rear seats from Renault Scenic I gen .

[@richliveslife4686]

We don't have those here, but I looked them up, and the seats are nice. I only paid 140 u.s. for these as this is mainly a budget build.

[@richliveslife4686]

The seats are 2000 Honda CRV seats.

[@DavidMuriithi-bw8oi]

Wow