Re: A love for Quattros

[tomh@wes.on.ca (Tom Haapanen)]

You wrote:
> Else  auto accessory stores sell seat warmers that you place over the seat,
> just like thouse things with wooden beads.

It's also possible to disassemble one of these and insert it underneath your 
seat fabric.  The problem is the thickness of the heater pad; you may need
to scrape off some material from your seat cushion so that there won't be
a bulge in the fabric.

Tom Huschilt (tomhu@wes.on.ca as soon as he gets his modem working) did
this to replace a broken seat heater in his '84 Coupe GT.  It bulges a
tiny bit, but it works and was a lot cheaper than a factory one.

...looking forward to an Audi W12 (or maybe W9?) Formula 1 engine...

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