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From: "Dan Schaefer" <dfs155@adelphia.net>
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Subject: Lancair 360 For Sale on ebay
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Haven't looked at the construction details of the later LNC2's but in my
early 235, the seat-back is an integral structural element that was required
to be installed directly above the rear spar and glassed into the fuse. side
walls.

If still so, the airplane on Ebay seems to be missing that part by having a
removeable seat back.

If I'm wrong, I take it all back.

Dan Schaefer