The previous model James Cook may have had a hinged rear sear headrest. See the photo in this James Cook Friends forum thread on where to locate the solar controller:
http://forum.james-cook-freunde.de/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=5874
I wonder if any Westy owner of our NAFTA model has done something like that.
Note: The problem with the NAFTA model headrest is that it sags--poor design.
WARNING: Autocamp found a potential problem--Do NOT store your detached seatbelts behind the headrest. The 12v terminals behind the headrest are exposed and the metal seatbelt buckles could short the terminals if stored behind the headrest.
http://eat-drink-men-women.blogspot.com/2013/06/tatyanas-power-outlets.html#more
http://forum.james-cook-freunde.de/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=5874
I wonder if any Westy owner of our NAFTA model has done something like that.
Note: The problem with the NAFTA model headrest is that it sags--poor design.
WARNING: Autocamp found a potential problem--Do NOT store your detached seatbelts behind the headrest. The 12v terminals behind the headrest are exposed and the metal seatbelt buckles could short the terminals if stored behind the headrest.
http://eat-drink-men-women.blogspot.com/2013/06/tatyanas-power-outlets.html#more
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