So I am not the only person who throws maps over their shoulder once you leave
the area!
My son (who rides rear seat, is getting quite good at catching maps and
refolding
them :-)
I like the idea, simple, effective and fiendishly clever.
Tony
> <Come on, you have to tell us where.>
>
> Ok Tony I'll come clean,.(even if the madflups fail (:-)). I have long found
> that throwing maps "over the back" meant you couldn't get them when you
> wanted them. So I have two car-window-type roller blinds which can be pulled
> forward from just below the "D" to the back of the headrests, effectively
> forming a lightweight shelf as well as imparting a little privacy to
> purr-sonal belongings.
>
> << _have_ to see this plane of yours next time I am in the UK!>>
>
> It's a sorry sight at the moment with the engine off and frame out - but if
> Santa Ivan sends the frame back for Chistmas maybe we'll rendevous half way
> round ?
>
> Graham C.
>
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Date: 12/17/96
Time: 12:11:56 New Zealand Summer Time (UTC +13)
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