It is out of a 1990 Transporter - it will fit all years of vans - I just
remembered one of the problems though... it DOES require something to hold
the back of it in place (up-right).  So I take back that no extra hardware
is required (hence the posting to the list).  At the top corners of the seat
there are some captive M8 nets that are supposed to line up with a piece of
metal that sticks out from a barricade / wall that is directly behind the
front seats.  It would be possible to make this sort of arrangement, but a
stock, two front seater can not be made into a three front seater - although
the reverse is possible.

Sorry for the confusion.

David Marshall

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-----Original Message-----
From: DaveC [mailto:voicebox@dnai.com]
Sent: April 19, 2002 9:44 PM
To: David Marshall
Subject: Re: 3 passenger front seating for Vanagon Westy

>In case you are interested, I have a double wide front seat (grey vinyl)
>you can have for $50 USD plus shipping.  It is able as complete as you can
>get for a double wide passenger seat.

David,
If you are offering, what year was this out of, and what years will it fit?

When you say "no additional hardware is required, does this mean that
it doesn't go all the way over to the driver's seat? Is there a gap
between the driver's seat and the edge of the "double-wide"?

Thanks,
Dave
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