Assuming they are standard seats, you want four plates, four clamps, and eight bolts. You may be able to get a second hand set for less if you post a wanted ad on here.
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If it doesn't work, you're not hitting it with a big enough hammer.
well i did buy it as a project. and trying to drive it proves very difficult. there are holes in the floor for the bolts and plates i guess but none as the panel goes down at an angle do they tilt forward
Orkney when I used my 66 pick-up the previous owner never bolted them down and neither did I as the floor was just a flat sheet of metal!! All I had to do go slowly round corners! lol
no I used the brakes and I moved forward together with the seat! well eventually after about 6months I drilled two holes and bolted mine but the passengers still suffered falling of the seat!
alex_holden wrote:Assuming they are standard seats....
Aaah, Interesting. I've seen the seats that hinge forward from the floor but my moggy has seats on runners and the backs hinge forwards. Mine's a 69 and i'd kinda assumed they were a later type.
Those certainly are not standard. Two door cars seats tilt forward to allow the back seat passengers to exit but we have a 1969/70 car and it does not have those. They do look like the ones I have heard were fitted for a disabled person as they slide very easily and quite a way back by the look thus helping them get out. If you put a post on the Ex Government section someone may be able to help more. Some Moggies were fitted out by the Government and allocated as Disabled Cars.
