

| Subject: | Re: Reimo seat hinges |
| From: | Per Lindgren |
| Date: | Sun, 6 Dec 1998 00:54:24 -0800 |
Wow - this sure sounds like you are checking out my Trufa camper, I am really starting to believe that this is a licensed Reimo - maybe time to check it out with the Trufa factory here in Norway. You see, I have this "Rope Box" under my mattress, about 4 inches above the engine lid. I wouldn't have any problem with a raised engine lid, but again, I don't have any problem with my 2,1 either, so I wont be installing anything else at this time anyway. When the 2,1 finally goes to the eternal Autobahn, maybe i'll install a 2,0 GTI or a 1,9 TDI - time will tell. PerL 88 Syncro Steve Lashley wrote: > In a message dated 12/4/98 9:41:20 AM, sullivan@OPENMARKET.COM wrote: > > <<Actually, you can see this readily as depicted in the REIMO catalog -- the > bed, when unhinged from its seat position, sits about 4" higher than our North > American Westies. Perhaps getting these hinges would be fairly simple? Anyone > know the part numbers? > > Cheers, > > MJS > >> > > I found these listed on page 183 in the 1998 Reimo Catalog, which are still > available for $7 including shipping (p-mail for details) > > Translation from AltaVista Translations: > "Note: These two fittings raise the seat face on engine compartment level > (VW old) or engine compartment rope box level (to Bj. 7/90). > > for the VW bus starting from Bj. 8/79 - 7/90 very stably, inclusive > building guidance and two edition handles. Engine compartment rope box > necessarily > > Reimo 58001 109.90 DM" > > I haven't found a listing yet for the "rope box", which I assume is the > storage box that fits over the engine compartment. > > They also list the hinges for the older buses, which raise the seat to the > same level as the engine compartment, which is the way my '74 is now, which > makes me wonder if someone can use hinges from a Bay window bus on a vanagon > to achieve the needed height. > > New height achieved to top of seat cushion is 555mm. Does this sound close to > what you need? > > Steve Lashley > SKL Enterprises > Importing German Side Tents, Carver Propane Heaters and other Accessories for > Bus, Vanagon and Eurovan > http://members.aol.com/tentinfo
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