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Date:         Fri, 24 Feb 1995 08:44:36 CST6CDT
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From:         "Dan Houg" <fairwind@northernnet.com>
Subject:      Request help with my seat

It's drooping.  and my hair is receeding and turning grey.  Oops, 
wrong seat!


I have this new Westy rear-facing seat (thanks to Michael) that I 
need to mount to the floor in a somewhat removable fashion.  I DON'T 
have the seat rails that bolt to the van floor, so:


1.  Does anybody have a set of those rails?


and in the likely event someone doesn't-


2.  Any advice on mounting it without the factory rails?  Just 4
bolts and call it good?  I haven't seen the factory method of
mounting-- did the rails stick up from the floor (tripping hazard?)
or were they recessed in some way? The seat has 2 'C' channels (the
female part) running perpendicular to the seat direction.


All suggestions appreciated. 


-dan                         '87 Westy
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