The Quest for the Ideal Piano Technician Automobile

[John Formsma]

I'm able to (carefully) fit my tilter in either the front seat of my
Accord, or when the back seats are down, and most of it is in the
trunk. If it's in the front, then I use moving blankets to protect the
seat and the glove box.

I was really surprised that it could go in the front, but I prefer the
trunk when possible to prevent scratching and possible ripping seat
fabric. :)

JF

On 5/8/07, David Nereson <dnereson at 4dv.net> wrote:
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> Fitting in an action isn't the problem – but fitting in a piano tipper is.
> I can get one in my Subaru wagon if I lift up the seat cushion and put the
> seat-back down.  But in my old 1986 4-door Chevette hatchback, the smallest
> of all the Chevies, you didn't have to lift up the seat cushion first.  The
> seat-back folded down on top of the cushion –it was way more convenient.
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> --David Nereson, RPT