From:	darling@simlab.arc.nasa.gov on behalf of Dave Darling [darling@simlab.arc.nasa.gov]
Sent:	Tuesday, April 13, 1999 12:37 PM
To:	pelicanparts@csi.com
Subject:	[914] Re: Seats

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>Date: Tue, 13 Apr 1999 11:17:49 -0700
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>From: Dave Darling <darling@simlab.arc.nasa.gov>
>Subject: [914] Re: Seats
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>At 6:46 AM -0700 4/13/99, Marc-Andre Morin wrote:
>>An easy one today.  How to i remove the backrest from the seat shell.  As i
>>don't know if backrest is the good word i should use, so i'm refering at the
>>upper part of the seat with the basket weave vinyl.
>
>	There is a thin rod/thick wire across the bottom edge of the cushion,
>inside the cushion.  The vinyl wraps around this rod.  Pull the rod down and
>push in a bit then pull out a bit.  There are a couple of hooks down in there
>somewhere that grab onto the rod and/or the cushion itself.  Then the whole
>cushion swings up and forward.  Not sure how the top is attatched, but it may
>be a similar setup.
>	Bottom seat cushion out. of course!!
>
>--DD
>
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Dave Darling                                     74 914 2.0 (VROOM!)
darling@simlab.arc.nasa.gov  <---   OR   --->     ddarling@wgss.com
     "914: The Porsche Picnic Basket.  A lid that opens on
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