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16-10-08, 00:46
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Perhaps it saved the driver from leaning to one side if he felt the need to pass wind. Therefore forcing it down and to the occupants in the rear so the driver doesn't lose consentration.
 
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16-10-08, 01:15
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Holes in seats
Obviously Colin, all your carriers will have that style of seat, by nessessity.
 ( We could go for days like this!)Barry, can you show us a picture? I dont recall ever seeing one, of that style.
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16-10-08, 02:05
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hemeroid hole
It was for a seat belt. Can't remember the name but it was the same style as used in th aircraft.
 It's in Nigels book I think. Sutton harness.
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16-10-08, 12:45
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Quote:
  PS This is one thread that I am satisfied NOT to see the pics.
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16-10-08, 12:56
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G'day All, Gee mate long daze and not enough sleep and probably too much
 I  ,, but at work I get into trouble for spelling mistakes believe it or not LOL cheers mate and good to see someone is on the ball  Dennis
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