Seat Tracks - a quick question

[Outwest34au]

Originally Posted by jcraigau

as long as it's only the RTA and not our DPI !!!!

What's the DPI (Dept. of Primary Industries) going to do apart from check from cattle ticks and weed seeds?

I was told I needed a drivers side slider but I know many others haven;t had to do the same.
To avoid any argument on the day I have sliders.
If the wooden dummy sits well on fixed seats it may be OK.

Probably best you get your engineers opinion as everything seems to be open to interpretation.

[jcraigau]

Originally Posted by Outwest34au

What's the DPI (Dept. of Primary Industries) going to do apart from check from cattle ticks and weed seeds?

If I told you it stood for Department of Transport would you believe me?

www.dpi.wa.gov.au just to show I'm not kidding!

It's a legacy of the Department of Planning and Infrastructure who was split into three agencies and run the show when it comes to licensing. But I've heard people have developed nervous ticks after their first ride in a Cobra.

[tnewland]

Originally Posted by Outwest34au

What's the DPI (Dept. of Primary Industries) going to do apart from check from cattle ticks and weed seeds?

I was told I needed a drivers side slider but I know many others haven;t had to do the same.
To avoid any argument on the day I have sliders.
If the wooden dummy sits well on fixed seats it may be OK.

Probably best you get your engineers opinion as everything seems to be open to interpretation.

When did our Commander in Chief fit in a trip to Downunder?
Anyway, I go for suggestion to fit the tracks for the inquisition and then remove following the approval. Or do your cars get analyzed on a regular basis? If so, you live in more of a "nanny" state than I do. Cheers, Tom


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