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I searched for a post but to no avail. Has anyone else wished they had a rest for their left elbow when driving? For me, the window sill is too
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Driver's Arm Rest
I searched for a post but to no avail. Has anyone else wished they had a rest for their left elbow when driving? For me, the window sill is too high and the door rest is too low and I wanted to see if there were any solutions prior to my jumping in with a local upholsterer in coming up with something that wouldn't end up messing up the door panel. Sounds to me like I shouldn't be the only one (ok, maybe I am the only one) who would like a place to rest my arm when driving longer distances. H--E--L--P!!!!
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