Re: Driver Arm rest from A4 to 90??

[Elliott Potter <epotter@abraxis.com>]

The armrests are not easily interchangeable; the 90's armrest connects
to the driver's seat, but the A4's doesn't.
As for tape storage, I put mine in that little area under the ashtray,
where the oil/volt/temp gauges would go (I guess that's not too helpful
if you've got those gauges...).
If you're looking for a project, I the 100 has a neat little tape
storage thing next to the e-brake, maybe someone with a 100 can
elaborate?  I think this would actually fit and it holds 3 or 4 tapes.
-- 
Elliott

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Armagan Ozkaya wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> My recently bought 1995 90 has a serious utility space problem.
> There is no appropriate space to keep my cassettes (other than door
> pockets and two tiny cup holders). The driver's right armrest (attached
> to the driver's seat) is hight adjustable, but does not contain space in
> it (i.e. can not be opened). A4s, however, have armrests with space in
> them for cassette etc.
> 
> I would like to replace the armrest (black cloth) in my 90 with an
> armrest from an A4 (black cloth or leather) to have some extra utility
> space.
> 
> Does anyone know where I can find a new (dealer does not sell) or used
> armrest from an A4?  Are the armrests in these two models
> interchangable?
> 
> TIA for opinions.
> 
> Arman
> 1995 90 Laser Red