seats
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jdogg51770
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seats
You mean move back and forth? I am going to give you my extent from working on my '73 super. The seat kit comes with three plastic Thingamajigs per seat (six total). Two are square and the third is triangular. The seat has two "legs" that fit into the groves of C-channel that is welded to the floor (pan). The square pieces snap onto the "feet" of the legs and the legs are slipped into the grooves of the channel. Under the seat there is a metal bracket with holes. This bracket must slide into the hump that is welded to the floorpan. The third plastic piece is attached to the bracket as it slides in. Then there are is a metal rod, pin, and spring that must be attached to the lever on the cars center hump. If the rods and others are still in tack then it is simply a matter of attaching it all together. The plastic pieces help to keep the seats stable and give it a smoother slide. Hope this helps.
jdogg
'73 super under complete resto.
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jdogg
'73 super under complete resto.
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