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However in my 4/4 I have never felt the need for them. The 4/4 has a brilliant heater. Howsabout asking the lovely Lady Budster..????? In very cold weather, she has a sheepskin that she puts onto the seat!
Bud 4/4 "Stanley"
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Same subject,has anyone tried a car electric blanket? bought one before xmas ,but very little heat from it. Sent it back, but dont know weather to try another make.
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Same subject,has anyone tried a car electric blanket? bought one before xmas ,but very little heat from it. Sent it back, but dont know weather to try another make. I bought two from Woolworths when they were closing.they were about £4 each. They worked ok and looked alright as they were black and fully covered the seat. The cig plug got a bit hot! They got put in the cupboard.,....Too lazy to use them! Anyone want them? Nick
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The Original Ken 11,000 miles.
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I haven't used my electric seat so much, but my passengers have used theirs and have appreciated it.
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Might be OK but I don't like the idea of sucking up all the electricity.
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Might be OK but I don't like the idea of sucking up all the electricity. You can relax then...it doesn't.
The Original Ken 11,000 miles.
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I do not think heated seats will not increase usage of Morgan, when it gets that cold I might want it, the roads have salt on them, and with salt on the road I do not drive the Morgan. Also, a heated jacket seems more cost effective. Ragards, Bert
2025 Plus Six - 1909 2009 Roadster 1983 4/4 4str Board member Morgan Sports Car Club Holland ('21)
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Where I am we don't get salted roads and a jacket would be a bit of overkill for me. Not to mention needing one for passenger.
Might be good in the northern states like the OP lives in but I'm sure the will be times where you go out it's light jacket weather then gets chilly for the drive home. Then you'll be happy that you opted for one of the most inexpensive options on the list.
Some people see not having one as one less thing to go wrong, for me a heated jacket would be one more thing to remember to bring.
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