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19-03-13, 01:55
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CMP guys needed
Ok guys, I have 2 sets of different seat adjusters as seen in the photo, which would be right for a 44 chev,or was it an early and late thing?
The one on the right puts the seat up about 2 inches higher and is great for us vertitally challanged people.
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27-03-13, 00:59
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"... vertically challanged people."
I've seen that also referred to as "undertall". 
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Terry Warner - 74-????? M151A2 - 70-08876 M38A1 - 53-71233 M100CDN trailer Beware! The Green Disease walks among us!
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27-03-13, 01:30
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NO No....
...overwide....
Hi Jason Depending on the vehicle it came from...... you may have a frame for cab 11 and cab 12 some with wooden blocks.... some higher blocks than others.... Same for cab 13...was the frame from a cab or from a spare for the cargo box with radio.....??? maybe diffeent tube height My advise is select a good one ..... one that fits your legs/body size that allows you to drive it comfortably ( now that is an Oxymoron comfortable in a CMP)...... it is your poor bottom and back that will need to be the judge. My seats are now temporarily resting on 4x4 ( or 3 1/2 square timber)..... feels good but will probably be to high once the top of the 11 cab is installed ...and since I usually like to keep my head on while driving it will need lowering. But then you have guys like Phil W. who drives around with no top,... and it looks good on the C60, and doesn't care about headroom just the right seat "altitude" for safe driving. Bob
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