Folding vehicle seat assembly with self advancing backrest

Land vehicles: bodies and tops – Bodies – Seats with body modifications

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297 15, 29737812, B60N 204

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053836995

ABSTRACT:
The present invention is a foldable vehicular seat assembly (14) for providing increased floor space within a vehicle (10). The seat assembly (14) includes a seat portion (16) and backrest (18) both movable between an occupant upright seating or receiving position and a folded position. A linkage (46) and latch assembly (40) unlock both the seat portion (16) and backrest (18) from the upright seating position while simultaneously initiating the movement of the backrest (18) toward the folded position thereby assisting in the folding of the seat assembly (14).

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