Drivers seat on Kingham

On my Kingham, which might be different since it is rather older, I can turn the seat to point directly aft fairly easily. I do this quite often because the combination of the seat backs and a towel over the headrests gives the same privacy effect as closing the front blinds, and is easier than tidying all the bits & pieces off the dash to close the blinds!

There is a technique which I can’t remember offhand precisely since I just do it automatically, but I think it includes sliding the steering wheel forward, sliding the seat forward, tipping the back rest forward, and rotating the seat anti-clockwise, but not necessarily in that order! It’s not difficult, but you have to work out the technique, then practice makes perfect! Good party game!

Much the same on the Nuevo except I don't have to tip the back rest.  This maybe because of the seat position I use when driving.  The steering wheel must be slid forward.  If the front of the seat base touches the end of the bench seat, I slide the front of the seat away from the bench seat.  The critical bit is ensuring the seat when fully rotated clears the fully applied hand brake.  Its difficult at first but easy after that.