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Originally Posted by charwood77
the seats fit like tetris pieces.
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That's the key right there. You "mirror" the seats so they fit together to form a rectangle so to speak. One seat sits upright like it normally sits in the car, the other seat is flipped bottom side up to mesh the seats together. Pack them tightly so they don't move around. YOu'd be surprised how good seats can be at trying to punch their way out of a box!
I pity the fool (not meant rudely, it's a phrase from Mr. T of the A Team TV show that us "old" 1980's generation people use) who receives jm13004's seats. Packing peanuts are Satan's joke on mankind for packing material. The stuff doesn't do diddly squat for protecting the package contents. All it does is make the recipient go bonkers insane angry when he's got to collect all those static electrified peanuts and get rid of them!
