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Originally Posted by dannyo
2air, is your sofa oem? just curious...
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yes, dannyo.
the models they are using in ultra leather in the current classics REALLY do seem to be thicker,
and sit/sleep much better than just a few years ago, or than compared to the normal cloth covered versions...
and they are WAY better than the 70s sofa beds, i had one of those too in my 79.
besides the pic i posted look at any of the dealer photos with these sofas...
it's one of the few interior pieces a/s is getting right. of course they don't make the sofas..
so you COULD get the vendor/supplier info from a/s and probably order one direct. i've forgotten who makes the sofa.
it's light, has storage underneath and room for the converter/univolt.
when converted to a bed, there is NO middle lump/divot.
i really like the glider, swivel, recliner chair too. it's an 'avant-glide' chair i think...
and also in the photos posted.
cheers
2air'
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Hello I have a 25 ft 99 safari. The original couch that folds out into a bed is very uncomfortable. I mean I apologize when I tell someone they have to sleep on it.I have noticed that one person on the forum had replaced the existing couch with a Lazy-Boy loveseat. I was wondering could I get a full sized Lazy-Boy couch with reclining ends(seats)in thru door and would it fit alright.I thought I could get at least one comfortable bed and two nice recliners this way.Plus Lazy Boy recliner couchs are fairly reasonable in price and have a life time warranty.If you have had any experiences with replacing safari couches particularly with Lazy Boy let me know. Plus do people really want to buy the old uncomfortable couches for restorations?? ThanKs Jim Anderson 
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