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Old May 11th 06, 09:24 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting,rec.aviation.student
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"Frode Berg" wrote

Also, by laying it over the back seat, the bass is not resting in a good
position. It's got too much weight on the headstock, but if I can figure
out an easy way to fold down the seatback, like an estate car for example,
the Cherokee will be a perfect cargo hauler for me! :-)


You could get a big block of stiff Styrofoam, and carve out the shape of
your bass, and angle it needs on one side, and the floor on the other side.
It would be the very best way, since it would totally spread out the
pressures on it from any "air bumps," or hard landings. I know you don't do
any of them, though. g
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Jim in NC


 




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