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Car seat deckchair

Never have to carry deck chairs to a picnic
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Car seats that are like the hinge-forward seats on 2-door cars, but can be completely removed from the vehicle by pressing a release catch. Then, pull the handle on the seat base and tubular steel legs flip out and lock into place. Immediately, you have two (or four, or five) comfy chairs to sit in when camping, picknicking etc. or just sitting in the sun at lunchtime in the car park.

The seats can also be dismounted to give more space in the vehicle when transporting freight rather than passenges.

Safety interlock switches sound a loud, irritating alarm if a seat is not correctly locked in place. They can be in place, or removed, but not partly fixed, for safety reasons.

8th of 7, Jul 12 2002

Baked! http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A694000
See under Citroen The Inovator [[ sctld ], Jul 12 2002]

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       The 2CV had removeable seats for picnic use. So baked. Will find link.
[ sctld ], Jul 12 2002
  

       [ sctld ] Oh. I've driven a 2CV several times and I was never aware of this feature. Thanks for the link.   

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8th of 7, Jul 12 2002
  

       Really? Its the cars only feature.
[ sctld ], Jul 12 2002
  

       [ sctld ] No, it has another one. It is the only car I have ever seen started by two hefty blokes lifting one front wheel off the ground and then another spinning the wheel (with the engine in gear) until the engine caught.
8th of 7, Jul 12 2002
  

       funny gear lever too
po, Jul 12 2002
  

       They are indeed one strange little vehicle ....
8th of 7, Jul 12 2002
  
      
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