This design of Mini seat cover features the grey fleck material stitched with a greater number of narrower flutes than some other designs we have seen. During this period there were several styles of seat cover, and some are more difficult to identify than others. Others we have been able to pin down to a make and model, however while we have made several sets of these, there is no consensus as to what they were actually fitted to; which suggests that they may have been used on a number of models.
INSTRUCTIONS
From 1960 until the mid 1970's, all non reclining front seat frames were the same. Fitting the seat covers, seat diaphrams and foam/fibre paddings will be same throughout this period. Basically, the diaphrams come with hooks to clip onto the frame, the squab padding kit and base foam pad are glued to the frame. The seat covers once fitted are held to the frame with metal clips. We would suggest that you strip one seat first to see exactly how it is fitted, then assemble the diaphrams and foams etc and then fit the covers in a "dry" run before final fitment.