

| Subject: | Re: '90 Vanagon Jump Seats and Rear Bench/Bed |
| From: | Michael Snow |
| Date: | Tue, 21 Mar 2000 19:13:04 -0800 |
Hi chris. I have considered doing exactly that. The thing that stops me is that the primary user of the seat is my 9 year old daughter. There's just no way I will knowingly compromise her safety. VW designed the seat to be installed in a certain way. I intend to have a local certified welder put the plates in for me. Doing it this way is not overkill to me, though opinions vary. I just don't trust the plywood camper floor to anchor the bottom of the seat. There's certainly more than one way to attack this problem, but anchoring the seat legs in wood is not done in any vehicle I know of that's been made since the 1930s. Thanks for the input :-) Mike Snow > > it aint that hard.. what you are talking about is overkill.. > just drill and > bolt.. as far as the things on the floor, just cutting holes in the > carpet/corkboard will take care of that.. > > chris
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