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Maybe the only thing I don't like about driving my Boxster is the way the seat belt shoulder strap fits me. It rides over my left collarbone and cuts into my neck. I can only stand it for a little while, so I'm constantly pulling on it to try and adjust it. If I wear it for any length of time (and I always wear my seat belt), it really gets annoying. BTW, I'm 6' 1". I've thought about trying to make some kind of pad or something to put a little bit of a cushion on it. Does anyone else have this problem? Doug

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They actually sell these pads, as this is not an uncommon problem. You can find them on EBAY, and they are NOT model specific. Good luck!

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