Easy-chair comfort for the car driver was provided by an adjustable armrest which hooked over the back of the front seat, in 1950.
The driving aid––a flexible metal bar with a sliding cushion––fitted all cars. A small lever permitted the foam-rubber cushion to be adjusted to the most comfortable height, then locked in place. The metal bar was covered with fabric to prevent damage to the car upholstery.
Ah, when cars had bench seats.
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