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#503446 02/08/2009 8:30 PM
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I believe I have the original twin seats for my 1953 panel but I seem to be missing the floor brackets for the front of the pass seat wihich will allow the seat to tilt up and forward against the dash. Not the first part to turn up missing on this project. Any ideas what they look like/where to find one/subsitutes????? I can email pics if needed. It looks like the seat has to move in order to access the compartment in the floor under the seats.
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The passenger seat floor bracket is actually a hindge like set up. There is one on each front leg of the seat to allow the entire seat assembly to be tilted forward toward the dash. The seat back needs to be folded forward first. If I remember correctly there is no forward or back adjustment to this seat, in that it is fixed a one spot. I remember seeing these years ago in a boneyard. You could probably fabricate something that is functional, unless you're doing an authentic restoration and need the real parts.

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might email, [email protected] and see if he can supply them.


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