Dave1massey@cs.com wrote:
> In a message dated 7/7/2005 8:53:09 PM Central Standard Time,
> dmallin@attglobal.net writes:
>
>>Hmmm... seems to me my TR250 seat covers are marked left and right. I'm not
>>at home so I can't
>>check. Maybe the TR250 is different?
>>
>
> OK, I just looked at my TR6 and the rake adjust lever does poke out at the
> very bottom of the side through a hole in the vinyl. Putting a R cover on an
>L
> seat means making a new hole on the side needed and having an unnecessary
>hole
> on the other side. That hole will be obscured by the drive shaft tunnel and
> will only be noticeable with the seat folded forward.
>
> If the seat cover is a deal then it will work for anyone who isn't going
> concours (and it will probably slip past most concours judges too).
>
> I'm not familiar with the seats in the 250. Are they like the TR4 seats or
> the 69 TR6 seats. As I recall the 69 TR6 seats had the folding head rests
>with
> the actuating lever on the side of the seatback. That would mean definite
> right and left patterns unless you did them inside out. But hey! If Madonna
> can wear her underwear on the outside, why not?
>
> Dave
>
Here are the seats
http://www.mossmotors.com/Shop/ViewProducts.aspx?PlateIndexID=32958
Looks like the TR250 is it's own thing -- unlike the TR4 or the TR6.
Seems to me the outer padding surround on the seat back is not symmetrical.
There is a left and
right to it. But I'll be home tomorrow, and can look at them. But even if it
is, maybe it's just the
TR250 and not the TR6. The seat covers on my 71 TR6 (same as 72) are old and
the PO has "repaired"
them with some new panels, so I can't tell anything from them.
Don Malling
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