jmattis@attglobal.net wrote:
> On Jun 6, 6:25 pm, same.to...@gmail.com wrote:
>> So I took my new 2007 Crv to my sister's. Just over 40 miles on it
>>
>> Went inside to visit. Looked outside and her large nearly 300lb friend
>> was sitting my driver's seat! I didn't think to lock my doors. And why
>> people seem to think they can treat someone's new car like it is on
>> the dealer lot is beyond me.
>>
>> So without sounding like a pig, are my seat springs ruined?? It seems
>> fine to me I suppose. I am just kind of pissed at this.
>
> I know exactly what you mean, although it is not likely that damage
> was done in a short time frame unless she was bouncing around trying
> out the new seat.
>
> I've got an ex-friend whose Caprice's seat was canted at a strange
> rearward angle and twisted too.

1. that's a caprice.
2. it was more likely fatigue rather than static load.

> He was built like a refrigerator and
> habitually moved around a lot, rather forcefully. I made a decision
> years ago that if we ever patched up our friendship, he was never
> stepping into my car. Manic depressive nut job, I'm well enough off
> without him.
>