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seat. Release the lever to lock the seat in place. The seat-back
can be raised from reclined position by hand for the exit of
rear seat passengers.
Head restraints can be adjusted to different heights by
pulling up or pushing down by hand. Detents provide positive
head restraint location. Head restraints should be adjusted to
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contact the center of the head when moved straight back.
To remove the head restraint, first raise head restraint to full up
position. Where the head restraint support bars enter the seal
back, depress the wire retaining spring sufficiently to alio*
head restraint and support bars to be removed from the seat
back. On bench-type seats, raise the head restraint and facin|
toward front of car, move it slightly to the right to remove.
Seat belts
Seat belts provide added security and comfort. Front and
rear seat belts, factory installed, are standard equipment on
all models. An additional front or rear seat belt for a third
passenger, is optional at extra cost. Proper usage and care oi
these belts will provide added security to driver and passea
gers in case of sudden, unexpected stops.
After the front seat has been positioned to the satisfaction
of the driver, grasp the buckle end and the flat metal "eye"
end of your individual belt assembly and position the belt
across the pelvic area as low on the body as possible (never
use the same seat belt for more than one person at any given
time). Insert the metal eye into the open end of the buckle
until an audible snap is heard. Make sure the connection is
secure and adjust the belt firmly by pulling on the end of the
belt protruding from the buckle. Pull retractor half of the
belt to a solid stop to make sure that the belt webbing is