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Old 7th April 2004, 10:21 AM
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Default Re: PT Headrests

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Originally Posted by lisa
Here is an idea for your wife's aching neck-courtesy of Len and Tudy (Motown Cruisers). Take your headrests all the way off of the front seats and then turn them around and put them back in the holes. This will create a flat surface (from the backs of the headrests facing forward) instead of the rounded curve of the front of the headrest. This is especially a good tip if your passenger wants to sleep in the cruiser while you are driving. Cruise safe!!!
Thanks for the idea! My wife likes to lean back on long trips and the headrest bugs her. I have no issue because it keeps my head propped up during rush hour


 


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