My idea is not to rotate the seats, only to lay down the back and sit on it as a bench.
To make it comfortable I'll have to have a pillow on it and a pop-up back.
The bench will be a little higher than the seats, so I might have to have something on the floor to rest the feet.
I've thought more about using the front seats when sleeping.
That'll give me some more space, but on the other hand it'll be easier to see that it's a camper during night.
We'll also a question about feelings, are we sleeping in a car or a hut? And isolation, of course.
The best will be to have both possibilities.
Some of the reason for having a separate madras in stead of converting seats into bed, is sleeping comfort.
A thin madras on top of a two-functional seat might be an alternative.
And you're right, Wolfgang, Norway is a long country.
If you nail it in the south and rotate it, you'll get to the tip of italy.
There's a lot of transportation of cars by train in Norway, basically from south to north.
A possibility is to use the free capasity and send the car home by train.
Myselfe I've not been north of Lofoten, where I vent by bike with a freiend.
Then we took train Oslo-Bodø and boat Bodø-lofoten, a good combination.
BTW, I think the nature is very nice at the coast from Trondheim to Bergen, excluding the area closest to Trondheim.