Re: Adhesive headrests for a pick-up trucks rear window.

As an alternative. This is for the back window of a day cab tractor. I don't think the pillow would hold up very well.

They may very well be available from the seat manufacturer, but we aren't allowed to modify a company vehicle. Hence, the peel-and-stick approach.

I misspoke myself, and you're right. I don't rest while driving, I should have said for a quick pull over, just to lean back against.

My bad.

Thanks, Dee.

I remember seeing these dern things a few years ago. Rectangular foam pad with a vinyl cover. Peel and stick to your pick-up truck's rear window. Roughly 5" by 10", and a few inches thick.

Guess I'll keep looking.

Ah, well then. Here's a few things I dug up that might be of use, some marketed for child use but equally handy for adults. Also check medical supply sites, as they have a bunch of foam things (some are vinyl covered,) for patient rehab, Xray positioning, massage tables, etc. that would possibly work. If you're lucky, there could be a med supply store locally that you could browse the items first. Or look for bolster cushions like used in photography studios, barber shops, etc, to raise short folks higher. A little 3M double stick adhesive tape (they have one that will release with a pull on the tab, for firm but temporary hold) and you're in business.

And if you can't locate what you want pre-made, look for a seamstress/tailor/upholstery shop to make one. Fabric stores sell foam blocks of varying thickness and density, and vinyl by the yard. It would take minimal sewing to cover a block of foam neatly. I can't see them charging an arm and a leg for one, $20 maybe. An upholstery shop might even cut you a deal on it if they use their scrap materials.

-- Dee

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