first off, shoot the dog. 

(this is not the first time i have heard of dogs eating westy seats)

secondly , the '90-'91 multivan  uses the same fabric as the GL..(and the 
westy)

at any rate, you will most likely have to find some GL fabric from a 
passenger van weekender sofabed and have it sectioned into the remainder of your 
multivan sofabed since as far as i know no vendor carries the GL grey velour 
fabric.. 

i can hook you up with some but it will mean i have to waste a rear passenger 
van weekender sofabed.. 

as for the jumpseat belt part, fortunately the black cover is the same as any 
other passenger van rear lap belt cover.. i have those too.
PM me.

and about shooting the dog, i was kinda serious LOL  :<)

and yes i like dogs..i have a sheltie.. she would rather eat someones ankle 
than some volkswagen seats :<)

In a message dated 3/30/09 4:46:22 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
nobleman1962@YAHOO.COM writes:

> There once was a dog that decided that part of the bed and a piece of my 
> jump seat seat belt assembly was mighty tastey.
>  
> I need to know if anyone has a line on the gray factory velore fabric used 
> for the inserts on the "seat" part of the bed itself.  My dog "ate" a 10 x 10" 
> square out of one of the inserts.
>  
> The other tastey item was the female (cable) side of jump seat seat belt 
> assembly.  He chewed the shell off the release mechanism & I have an exposed 
> orange release button now.
>  
> Please P-mail me if you have any information
>  
> Thanks,
> Brian T.
> Salem, Or

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