Hi there guys
I have a question I need your expertis. I have a 2007 Honda CR-V with second row bench seats here is the photo
I want it to look like the SUVs with 2 captain chairs with arm rests
So, what brackets and railing types I can use for the convention?
Thanks
Were captainās chairs an option on that vehicle? If not, then you would not be able to order the needed parts from Honda.
Perhaps a body/collision shop could help you.
Ones you fabricate for yourself.
This is not a smart-donkey answer, it is reality.
I donāt know if this exists, if Honda offered captainās chairs as an option, you would need to find a pair from a junkyard (not so easy with an 18 year old car) with ALL the bolts, brackets and seatbelts. Now remove your old seats. You might get lucky and find the bolt holes in the floor already to allow you to install the captainās chairs. Yay!
If Honda never offered such seats, lets say you find some seats in the junkyard that more or less match your seats from some other car. Now YOU would need to make the adaptors to fit those seats into your CRV. They would be less safe for your passengers if you arenāt an engineer experienced in seat design and mounting. You might find a shop to mount them for you but more likely the answer would be a hard NO because the legal liability for the shop would be enormous.
All for an 18 year old SUV worth $4000 max. Sorry, reality bites.
Look for a custom upholstery shop, if they canāt do it, no body will/canā¦ As mentioned, to many ambulance chasers in the world for most shops to mess with itā¦
It doesnāt look like Honda offered a trim level with rear captainās chairs. That means you will have to cobble something together. Are there captainās chairs that fit? Maybe a later year CRV might have them and you could find some at a junk yard. You will also need seatbelts and probably airbags. There is also floor attachment and carpet to cover the new hole between the seats.
Pretty sure no year CRV had captainās chairs. As others have said, if you really want this, and are willing to spend big to get it, go to a custom shop. Weāre talking thousand+$, not hundreds, Iād guess.
You can buy them, but you need to determine if theyāll fit.
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Question got asked on a CRV forum, same answers as here, nobody said āyes, Iāve done itā. Only Youtube I could find was some shop in Indonesia.
I bet OP wants a divider between the 2 seats to keep kids apart.
Maybe, but it seems like child seats would accomplish that.
Our solution to the hair pulling was a minivan. The seats were far enough apart that they couldnāt get at each other. Before that all three were in the back seat of a Taurus. My most successful way to stop them was to call them by name: Moe, Larry and Curly. Amazingly the know who I was talking about and stopped fighting.
Your current seats do block a lot of road noise and a CRV needs some quiet.
Sorry I am late on replying but Iāve just joined. The solution seems like it should be easier then it should but with older models maybe not. My wife is in the market for a new SUV with the second row having captains chairs. This limits her selection significantly. What I wish is the manufactures would offer this as an option for new production vehicles. From Audi to Range Rover to Toyota having this option (In my opinion) would help with their selling points. We like Toyotas, no captains chairs. Range Rover, nope. Ford Explorer, Mercedes, Chevy, no. I do realize smaller vehicles make this a challenging endeavor and given this makes only four seats not very practical, still could be nice. Sure would give me a lot more options.
Consider a minivan. We have a 2019 Honda Odyssey EX-L and are very happy with it. It has captainās chairs in the middle row. The Toyota Sienna does too. We like the people carrying capacity and large cargo room. Minivans do just about everything better than an SUV except look the way some people prefer. Our daughter has a 2020 Honda Pilot and our van has way more interior room than it does. They have two children still in child seats. If we go somewhere with them she has to climb into the third row through the rear hatch. In our van she could just walk through the middle between the captainās chairs.
Big fan of a Honda Odyssey here as well. We had 2 of them, a 2003 and 2012 model. Both were overall fantastic vehicles; you canāt have a better family and stuff hauler than a minivan.
We did eventually trade in the 2012 Odyssey on a Pilot, though. It was starting to have some issues, including with the power sliding doors. Those are very handy, until they start to go bad. Then the dealer is the only option for working on them, and the price tag will make you spit out your coffee. At least that was our experience. The 4 āactualā doors of the Pilot are very nice.
