I have looked through the site and at the seats,
can not figure out how to make the seats into double bed & husband has to sleep in it tommorow. We know how to turn the seats & at the moment have the middle row facing the back.Do we some how move the back row forward? cant see anything to move them ?
Superextra model by the way(H Reg).

I do intend to buy a manual soon,so hopefully wont need to ask silly questions!!
Any clues and Husband will be grateful!

- (#9610) Paula (Dorset), 26 Mar 04 11:15

Middle row face forward, move as far forward as they can, remove headrest, recline backs, recline 2nd row and there you are.
If you have a Royal Lounge suggest some form of mattress!

- (#9610) Clive (Bristol), 26 Mar 04 11:22

Thanks Clive,
I feel qiute silly now, It's simple!
I think I could not see it because I have got the seats the other way,well thats my excuse anyway!

- (#9610) Paula (Dorset), 26 Mar 04 12:11

Paula. Exactly as Clive mentions and, your Husband might be surprised how comfortable it is. At my advanced years, I was persuaded by my Grandson that we HAD to spend a night in the Masterace. I cut some fairly crude curtains and "velcroed" these onto the windscreen and front side windows, and the built in curtains and roof blinds made for complete privacy. We had sleeping bags and a duvet over the folded down seats for extra comfort. We also took one of those open fronted, beach windbreak/tents, which only cost about a tenner and, with the open side against the side door of the vehicle, we had a very well laid out breakfast/cooking area. It all worked so well that we had another night in Norfolk.
The advantage of the Town/Masterace vehicle is that, even with the seats flat to form a bed, there is still plenty of room, in the front of the vehicle to stow luggage etc overnight and, it's much cheaper than hotels.

- (#9610) John Davis (Leics), 26 Mar 04 13:34