

| Subject: | Re: Are jump seats the same as regular front seats? |
| From: | Raimund Feussner |
| Date: | Fri, 12 May 2006 19:36:11 +0200 |
I know there are two types of foam that were used for the seats. The standard seat foam in european Vanagons is thinner and narrower than the seats used in Multivans/GLs/Carats. I think your U.S. Vanagons all have the "thicker cushions". And I myself changed these from front to jump seat. The steel bottom of both front and jump seat fit both foam types. I didn�t use the armrests on my jumpseats yet, because the seats lack the steel thingies were you mount the armrests onto. But I saw jumpseats with armrests in a VW advertising map. So this seems to work with the standard sliding door. See http://vwpix.terlinden.com/prospekte/deutschland/auf_und_ausbauten/Sonstiges/1988_07_Volkswagen_Grossraumtaxi/seite04.jpg for that. I am going to mount the whole backrest of a front seat onto the jump seat frame. Raimund > > > Raimund, > > Did you get any interference from the foam when you swapped out the seat > bottom? Does the armrest interfere with the sliding door? > > BenT > >
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