Rather than a rubber hook, I'm thinking more along the lines of something I
could take with me, so I could use the jumps seats for seating outside the
van (like when I'm tailgating before the baseball/football game). Yes, those
$7 folding "butterfly" style chairs are fine, but hauling those around cuts
down on space for beer. Besides, everybody has those chairs.

I think I'll try to figure out some sort of wood frame that fits together
like those geometric toys we had as kids, and stacks flat when
disassembled...

Since I don't have a garage, if my jump seats don't go with me they sit in
the middle of my living room floor. Hehe. (About not having a garage: Yes, I
spend an ungodly amount of time washing/waxing my van to protect it from the
elements... I could've BUILT a garage with the time/resources/$$ I've spent
on keeping the van "protected"!)

/Trina

-----Original Message-----
From: BenT Syncro [mailto:syncro@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, March 28, 2005 9:50 PM
To: Trina Lindal
Cc:
Subject: Re: Vanagon rear-facing jump seat "stands"

On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 10:48:03 -0800, Trina Lindal <digidoll@comcast.net>
wrote:
> Has anyone heard of or know where I can find a type of "stand" that will
> hold my folding rear-facing jump seats when I remove them from the van...
> since the jump seats don't stand up on their own, some sort of
bracket/stand
> that would work to hold them up? Does such an animal exist?
>
> /Trina
> '91 Westy
>

I use a rubber covered bike hook. It's screwed into the wall at the
same height as the jumpseat is when installed in the van. Keeps them
off the dirty garage floor too.
--
BenT