spikemd
Explorer
We bought our 2006 LR3 last year and it had some nice upgrades (Sasquatch rods [it was Sasquatch's truck], ARB front bumper, Superwinch, rack, etc,) and was well maintained. One option we wanted was 7 seats since we have 3 kids and having an extra seat or two if very helpful when touting kids and family.
Another member of the NCLR (NorCal LR Club) wanted to lighten up his truck and didn't have use for his extra seats. So I drove 2.5 hrs to his place and we completed the swap yesterday. It is a bolt-in swap with all factory holes available, but it requires complete disassembly of the rear compartment to get a factory install. From my truck, we removed the rear and middle deck, deck supports, tie-downs, side carpet trim, rear seat belt bolts, pillar trim and both side rear panels in order to remove the carpet. From the 7 seater, the seats were removed, third row seat belts along with the third row seat locks. We swapped everything over and bolted them in place. If you acquired seats separately, you could cut your carpet to fit the seats, but since we wanted the other truck to look complete, the continuous uncut carpet was essential. I have a tan interior, but the donor truck had black seats. Since all LR3s have black rear carpeting, it actually doesn't look bad.
Here are a few pics.
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Another member of the NCLR (NorCal LR Club) wanted to lighten up his truck and didn't have use for his extra seats. So I drove 2.5 hrs to his place and we completed the swap yesterday. It is a bolt-in swap with all factory holes available, but it requires complete disassembly of the rear compartment to get a factory install. From my truck, we removed the rear and middle deck, deck supports, tie-downs, side carpet trim, rear seat belt bolts, pillar trim and both side rear panels in order to remove the carpet. From the 7 seater, the seats were removed, third row seat belts along with the third row seat locks. We swapped everything over and bolted them in place. If you acquired seats separately, you could cut your carpet to fit the seats, but since we wanted the other truck to look complete, the continuous uncut carpet was essential. I have a tan interior, but the donor truck had black seats. Since all LR3s have black rear carpeting, it actually doesn't look bad.
Here are a few pics.
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![lr3_rear_both.jpg](http://www.speichers.com/pictures/lr3/lr3_rear_both.jpg)
![lr3_rear_cargo.jpg](http://www.speichers.com/pictures/lr3/lr3_rear_cargo.jpg)
![lr3_rear_foam.jpg](http://www.speichers.com/pictures/lr3/lr3_rear_foam.jpg)
![lr3_rear_rupert_out.jpg](http://www.speichers.com/pictures/lr3/lr3_rear_rupert_out.jpg)
![lr3_rear_carpet.jpg](http://www.speichers.com/pictures/lr3/lr3_rear_carpet.jpg)
![lr3_rear_seats_out.jpg](http://www.speichers.com/pictures/lr3/lr3_rear_seats_out.jpg)
![lr3_rear_seats_install.jpg](http://www.speichers.com/pictures/lr3/lr3_rear_seats_install.jpg)
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