Date:         Tue, 12 Nov 2002 16:55:56 -0700
Reply-To:     Mike Blotz <Mike.Blotz@PEARLIZUMI.COM>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         Mike Blotz <Mike.Blotz@PEARLIZUMI.COM>
Subject:      Re: [Syncro] Lumbar pads? Headrest pads?
Comments: To: Syncro list <Syncro@yahoogroups.com>,
          Karl M <THEWESTYMAN@MINDSPRING.COM>
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I always thought that the 70's SAAB Sonetts had a clever lumbar pad. It was
basically a semi arch shaped pad that could be raised or lowered on a cloth
"track".  worked quite well. now if your werent terrified half to death
driving the fiberglass 2 seater--it was quite a comfortable ride. (as you
can tell--I've dabbled in saab V4s) it was a nice fiberglass seat with
lumbar pad

> ----------
> From:         Karl M
> Sent:         Tuesday, November 12, 2002 4:11 PM
> To:   Vanagon list; Syncro list
> Subject:      [Syncro] Lumbar pads? Headrest pads?
>
>   Hi all,
>
> I've recently discovered that my posture and back are much better when I
> stuff a properly-shaped soft object between my lower back and the Westy's
> seat. Has anyone been successful in adding a section of fitted foam into
> the
> Vanagon's seat, under the covering? If so, what foam density works the
> best?
>
> Another thing I actually remember seeing somewhere, maybe in a German ad:
> A
> slip-on cover with an attached pad for the headrest / restraint. Having
> both
> integrated into the driver's seat would certainly make those cross-country
> jaunts a bit more comfortable, if not safer. Thanks in advance for any
> input.
>
> Karl Mullendore
> Westy Ventures
> 1987 Westfalia Syncro 1.9TD
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