[DeTomaso] Too short

[Asa Jay Laughton]

  Sean,

Somehow I just don't think you are looking at the obvious solution.  You 
need to use -you- as a spacer.  You sit in the seat, she sits in front, 
you adjust the seat for her....  problem solved.

:)
Asa Jay

Asa Jay Laughton, MSgt, USAFR, Retired
&  Shelley Marie
Spokane, WA
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On 9/4/2010 16:36, Sean Korb wrote:
> Hi collective hive mind of DeTomaso!
>
> I tried moving the seat up as far as I could, but my sweetie still
> can't drive the car because her legs are too short.  The clutch is a
> bit heavy too.  Most of the discussion on the list seems to be around
> tall people trying to fit in their Panteras, but not much discussion
> of fitting petite women.
>
> It may be the early seats can't move up very far, but I was wondering
> if there were any other experiences with this problem and how to solve
> them.  I put some couch cushions behind my sweetie, but she doesn't
> think that's much of a solution as it seems unsafe.
>
> Thanks!
> sean
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