Storm Grey T350

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mjc

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434 posts

247 months

Friday 26th March 2004
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Hello everyone!

Just a couple of quick questions if anyone can help....

I'm going to go and have a look at the Storm Grey metalic T350 at Mole Valley, Chessington, and probably the Atlantis Halcyon one at Henley Heritage.... does anybody on here know anything about either of these cars?!

Also, does anyone know if its possible to retro fit the lumbar support option to the cars (or any other solution for better support?)

Look forward to hearing from you!

Matthew

jigs

1,840 posts

256 months

Friday 26th March 2004
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If you need lumbar support maybe a low coupe like the T350C isn't the car for you - why you can't even get a Zimmer frame in the boot either.

Podie

46,643 posts

281 months

Friday 26th March 2004
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jigs said:
If you need lumbar support maybe a low coupe like the T350C isn't the car for you - why you can't even get a Zimmer frame in the boot either.


Thank you for yet another helpful post there Jigs...

MJC - best bet is to speak to the dealer... if you're buying new there is bound to be some sort of option to help resolve the issue... not sure how much it'll cost though... but if you don't ask you don't get.

mjc

Original Poster:

434 posts

247 months

Friday 26th March 2004
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jigs said:
If you need lumbar support maybe a low coupe like the T350C isn't the car for you - why you can't even get a Zimmer frame in the boot either.


Thanks for that helpful advice!!

Did my back in on a sky dive jump.... only a youngun but need support for longer journeys...!!

mjc

Original Poster:

434 posts

247 months

Friday 26th March 2004
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Podie said:

jigs said:
If you need lumbar support maybe a low coupe like the T350C isn't the car for you - why you can't even get a Zimmer frame in the boot either.



Thank you for yet another helpful post there Jigs...

MJC - best bet is to speak to the dealer... if you're buying new there is bound to be some sort of option to help resolve the issue... not sure how much it'll cost though... but if you don't ask you don't get.


Thanks for that Podie, but the car is second hand and doesnt have that option. Its not a "must have", but I know it it an option on the new cars and just wondered if it could be purchased and retrofitted to older ones!

Podie

46,643 posts

281 months

Friday 26th March 2004
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mjc said:

Podie said:


jigs said:
If you need lumbar support maybe a low coupe like the T350C isn't the car for you - why you can't even get a Zimmer frame in the boot either.




Thank you for yet another helpful post there Jigs...

MJC - best bet is to speak to the dealer... if you're buying new there is bound to be some sort of option to help resolve the issue... not sure how much it'll cost though... but if you don't ask you don't get.



Thanks for that Podie, but the car is second hand and doesnt have that option. Its not a "must have", but I know it it an option on the new cars and just wondered if it could be purchased and retrofitted to older ones!


Anything is possible.. all an issue of cost.

mjc

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434 posts

247 months

Friday 26th March 2004
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Hmmmm.....

neil.b

6,546 posts

253 months

Friday 26th March 2004
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I wouldn't be too hasty to get lumbar support - unless of course you have a back problem that makes it necessary. In my last couple of cars (M3) you get seats with more electronic adjustments than a space shuttle but personally I find the standard T350 seats 100 times more comfortable. Suppose it depends on your build etc.


Edited to remove foot from mouth....


>> Edited by neil.b on Friday 26th March 09:52