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Old 03-17-2005, 09:04 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Seat Warmers For The Back Seat!

I need seat warmers installed in the back seats... any ideas of how or where i can purchase the necessary parts? thanks guys!
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Old 03-17-2005, 09:16 AM   #2 (permalink)
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I need seat warmers installed in the back seats... any ideas of how or where i can purchase the necessary parts? thanks guys!
http://www.heaterseats.com/products.html
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Any thoughts on where someone would put the switches for the warmers? Humm...
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yes i think i would put them right under neath the rear heater vents on the center console, one on each side.... the switches the kits come with dont look like the ones up front, but they are black, and they do look factory...with a little amber light... i think this will be awesome...
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My 93 Alfa 164 had rear heated seats as did the 88 Merkur (Mare-Coor) Scorpio. An extra cost option on the $120K MB S600! The Alfa also full leather seats in a wonderful butternut squash tan including leather rear map pockets. I have to ask, you must have lots of adult rear passengers to warrant rear heated seats.
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Old 03-17-2005, 12:35 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Any thoughts on where someone would put the switches for the warmers? Humm...
I would put them in the fold down arm rest between the seats.
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I would put them in the fold down arm rest between the seats.
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Old 03-17-2005, 12:56 PM   #8 (permalink)
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I would put them in the fold down arm rest between the seats.
But then who in Dallas neats seat heaters!?
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But then who in Dallas neats seat heaters!?
I don't, well actually I use them for a couple months or so, the leather can be cold even here. My rear passengers will have to suffer because I have no interest in installing heaters in the rear.
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as i agree its unnccessary..... but if u wanna break down the term "necessary".... spending as much as we have on a car......(isnt even necessary) - nor are all the mods... sooo... im goin with the term "splurge"
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