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Head rests for the DOE test.

Billy Bunting · 2008-02-29 22:38:44

Hi All, Well into my conversion of my Talbot Autosleeper into my Relay Autosleeper. I have just had a thought come to me and was hoping you guys could shed light on it. I am planning on putting my Talbot seats into the Relay, the Talbot, being 22yrs old didn't have head rests, the Relay does, are headrests a compulsory…

29-02-2008 11:38pm

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Billy Bunting

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Hi All,

Well into my conversion of my Talbot Autosleeper into my Relay Autosleeper. I have just had a thought come to me and was hoping you guys could shed light on it. I am planning on putting my Talbot seats into the Relay, the Talbot, being 22yrs old didn't have head rests, the Relay does, are headrests a compulsory item these days ? will i get it through a DOE test nest year, i don't intend clearing it and handing over vast amounts for VRT.

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#2 02-03-2008 1:59pm

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no one ?

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#3 02-03-2008 5:14pm

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No idea but suggest you phone a DOE test centre. They should have a checklist that will indicate if headrests are required.

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#4 04-03-2008 11:59pm

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Thanks! done that and they are not required.

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