Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2008 11:51 am
Nice. Bit of a semi 'R' look going on 
Gary71 wrote:Nice. Bit of a semi going on
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Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2008 11:52 am
Gary, this is a family forum! Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2008 7:55 pm
Those seats look quite nice Alan, but how well do they fit the 'wider' hipped amongst us?
Posted: Sat Jul 19, 2008 6:56 pm
Hello Ian,
The seats in the green car are Nurburgring seats and are well suited to the wider hipped among us.
We also have the replica Sport Seat which is again not bad, but not as much space as the Nurburgring seats.
eg. here are some just come in
The entire range of seats can be seen here (until our web site is finished).
www.ClassicCarSeats.com
The question was asked of Stefan at GTS before and he said..."I would recommend the Avus, it is a bit longer for better headrest support and it will accomodate the large frame".
I also like the Nurburgring seat as the tracks for the runners are narrow and thus it is easier to obtain the correct height.
eg.
HTH
Alan
The seats in the green car are Nurburgring seats and are well suited to the wider hipped among us.
We also have the replica Sport Seat which is again not bad, but not as much space as the Nurburgring seats.
eg. here are some just come in
The entire range of seats can be seen here (until our web site is finished).
www.ClassicCarSeats.com
The question was asked of Stefan at GTS before and he said..."I would recommend the Avus, it is a bit longer for better headrest support and it will accomodate the large frame".
I also like the Nurburgring seat as the tracks for the runners are narrow and thus it is easier to obtain the correct height.
eg.
HTH
Alan