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forum_emoticons.html	[quote=Ddey65,65784]Very few cars made over the past 50 years don't have adjustable seats, and the 1985 Chevrolet Caprice was no exception: http://www.oldcarbrochures.org/NA/Chevrolet/1985_Chevrolet/1985_Chevrolet_Caprice However, I bought mine used at a St. Vincent DePaul store, and the seat was busted. It had a standard front bench seat with the center arm rest and was stuck all the way back, which was never really a problem for me. For shorter people that was a completely different story (my 5'1 1/2" mother for example). What I'd like to know is, just how short would a person have to be to drive a car like this with the seat all the way back? I've been suspecting it'd be 5'6" but I want to be sure.[/quote]
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Ddey65

Very few cars made over the past 50 years don't have adjustable seats, and the 1985 Chevrolet Caprice was no exception:

http://www.oldcarbrochures.org/NA/Chevrolet/1985_Chevrolet/1985_Chevrolet_Capric- e

However, I bought mine used at a St. Vincent DePaul store, and the seat was busted. It had a standard front bench seat with the center arm rest and was stuck all the way back, which was never really a problem for me. For shorter people that was a completely different story (my 5'1 1/2" mother for example). What I'd like to know is, just how short would a person have to be to drive a car like this with the seat all the way back?

I've been suspecting it'd be 5'6" but I want to be sure.