I've got a '62 Suburban, with a full-width rear seat.
The seat came with ONE original fastener set, the others were all lost.
It's pretty basic; carriage bolts, wing nuts and lock washers. What isn't basic is the little block that goes between the wing nut and the tubing of the seat frame.
I'll have zero problem reproducing these. However, I'm interested if anyone knows what these blocks are made of. After coming back from the sand blaster, the block looks bright and brassy. It isn't steel.
Anyone know why they would have made them from brass, rather than steel? Is it actually brass?
The hardware looks just like what someone else posted in another thread, from their AD Suburban, so it doesn't look like they changed it a whole lot over the years. Anyone know if that is in fact the case?
Does anyone else need any of these while I'm making mine?
-Brad
