Hump Hugger Console

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  1. Craig Selvey

    Craig Selvey Indiana State Rep - MCCI

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    Yes....the Hump Hugger console fits in a Maverick with the high back bucket seats and floor shift automatic. The seats still fold foward as well.

    The only thing thing I can add is that the arm rest is about 2 inches too short in heighth...mostly in the back I would say. I am going to add a spacer underneath the back and raise it up about 2 inches and I think it will be perfect.

    Looks good as well.
     

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  2. don graham

    don graham MCG State Rep

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    okay, i'll bite. what is a hump hugger console and where does it come from? looks pretty neat though.:)
     
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  3. Craig Selvey

    Craig Selvey Indiana State Rep - MCCI

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    Most of the Mustang places sell them. Several different styles as well. Held in with velcro straps.

    About $99.00

    [​IMG]
     
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    I've wondered about those.
    That looks right at home there.
     
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    that looks like it really belonges in there too
     
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    I too am glad that someone else did this before I chose to get one of the humphuggers.

    Looks like it belongs there to me. (y)
     
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    Ok, a link would have been nice. It looks really nice in there, me want! :D
     
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    BUT.......Will it work with LDO seats without interfering with the recliner handles?
     
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    I've seen a picture of a 2-door LDO with a hump hugger.
     
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    I have one in my car also.
     
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    I tried one in my LDO (do a search on the topic) that I had and it would not work.
     
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    That's kind of what I thought.....I figure I'll have to custom make one to fit around the recliner handles......
     
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    On the topic of "recliner handles" - why are they in the center and not on the outside? Interference with the doors maybe?

    I thought the previous owner of my car just put the seats in wrong (left on right side, right on left side).

    But I remembered who restored the car (dmhines)and knew it had to be correct. :D

    Has anyone here tried switching the seats (not the rails)?
     
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