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mark681

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  1. Have you tried pulling up on the seat while holding the raise button? It might just be stuck or something.
  2. can you send me the pictures on your computer to my email? mark.prieb[at]gmail.com Thanks!
  3. What are the buttons on the first picture? I can't read it. Where did you find these pictures? What did you google? lol, sorry I asked like 3 questions there.
  4. Thanks for the great pictures! I don't know what it is, but I find it interesting to learn about rear controls. Its really cool that they had this back in the 80s! I have one question though: What do the buttons in the first picture do? Do they go along with the buttons in the armrest or did they discontinue the armrest buttons in 1992? The last picture looks very similar to the current lexus LS rear controls. But I guess since lexus is owned by toyota, it makes sense.
  5. Really!?! I'm finding this all so interesting. I never knew that! Could you send a picture to me of the rear controls if possible? Thanks
  6. That seat is crazy! From the looks of the front "damage" I would have never guessed that would happen.
  7. Wow, thats very interesting! I never knew that they had that feature that long ago! Now if Lexus were around in that time period, I'm sure that they would have come up with something just as cool. ;)
  8. Thanks for letting me know. Although this feature would be nice for executive people, it wouldn't be practical for a family. Because the kids in the back would be messing with the radio, ect. Then you would have to lock the rear controls (pressing and holding mode down). You think Lexus could have created a system like SUVs where the rear passengers can listen to something besides what the front passengers are listening to. This setup is a lot more practical. Thats just my opinion though.
  9. yeah, thats what I'm talking about. I'm just curious if it works like my SUV where the people in the back can listen to something different than the front.
  10. I guess no one else has this feature.
  11. I don't own an LS, but I've noticed the rear radio buttons. How does this work, because I don't notice any headphone jacks. Does the rear audio just play through the rear speakers? Just curious, thanks
  12. They Do Actually: (jk, i photoshopped it)
  13. Well its good to see that most people can get a range of 30'+
  14. Very well put! I think we should all get along, because a lexus is a lexus, no matter what model it is. Good point!
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