Just make it strong enough for an accident situation.  Not the same as a
boat!

Hans Vanhethoen <hvhus@YAHOO.COM>@gerry.vanagon.com> on 03/07/2003 01:15:29
PM

Please respond to Hans Vanhethoen <hvhus@YAHOO.COM>

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cc:
Subject:    Anyone fabricate swivel seats ?

A long time ago I bought a set of standard seat swivels and did some
welding and fabricating and installed them in a small boat , they turned
out great. Anyway I know there are a lot of size ball bearing swivels out
there to adapt into the vanagon seats. I have made a steel and aluminum
parts for many of my dirtbikes,trucks,trailers etc. I have alot of practice
with this stuff so maybe I will give it a try .Ps I am cheap , but I enjoy
trying crap like this .

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