Re: [Chrysler300] Front Seat Comfort
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Re: [Chrysler300] Front Seat Comfort



Hi Keith,

I find that My G can adjust to a reclined position which is acceptable, no one else can drive it when in this position, but I guess that is the advantage of the 6 way adjustable seat. 

In one of my other old cars, I simply added a stack of washers under each of the front seat track mounting studs, therefore tilting the seat backwards. This is a non-power seat car. In either car, only my now 7 year old son can sit behind me as there is little legroom in the backseat due to my driving position. Of course this is difficult in the G as both bucket seats have to go with whatever I choose.

I may be a little taller than average. Just be sure to keep those legs moving and the blood flowing as I ended up with a blood clot a few years ago when driving the G across country.

Best regards,

Richard Osborne

On Apr 15, 2013, at 10:51 PM, keboonstra <kboonstra@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Does anyone else find the seat position in their Letter Car (particularly the '57 C)to be uncomfortable for long rides? I don't have a power seat in my C, so that may be at least part of the problem, but I doubt that's it entirely.
> 
> I'm not that much above average height, but I wish my seat was tilted back a bit, sat just a little higher, and traveled a couple of inches further back. As it is, I get virtually no thigh support as my knees are up in the air when my seat is adjusted all the way back.
> 
> I have designed a pair of mount adapters to reposition the seat in a way that I think will likely be very helpful, but I wonder if someone else already has developed a fix. I haven't yet machined them, but just before I do, I thought I'd better ask first. I certainly don't want to be reinventing the wheel.
> 
> Am I the only one who doesn't like the factory positioning? Is this a manual seat issue only? Has it been previously addressed? Are other years a problem too?
> 
> Thanks for your input.
> Keith Boonstra
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