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07-08-04, 01:32 PM
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Sure, I'm just trying to see what kind of seats people use. It also helps if you have pics of the back thats been fabricated for seats even if the seats aren't in it. I'm just wondering what exactly needs to be done to the car to put back seats in and see if its something that i could consider for my 7.
07-08-04, 02:39 PM
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...also there will be NO leg rooms..and almost NO head room. (im bout to buy a 79 with dealer put in back seats....and the front seats...rest apoun the back seats...LOL
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i will TRY to go by and get the pics of the back seat in the 79 im getting. the guy is never home when i go and i dont want to invade his privacy why he isnt there.
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Hey We fit 4 people all around my height in mine, (6'5) God it was cramped and power was down, but we DID FIT. Now mine has no back seat, they wana go somewhere taking more than 2, take there car. My bike or car only fit 2. AW!!!
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Hey.
I scanned some pics of my former car for you. It was a Japanese import to New Zealand, so it had the stock backseat. All the ones in NZ did.
The part of the seat that you actually sit on was surprisingly light. It was just a soft foam (or something light, anyway), and as you can see in the pictures, it was really thin where it went over the raised column for the driveshaft that runs through the centre of the car. It was just held in place by two little metal hooks at the front of the seat that fitted through two small holes in the metal frame underneath. It was rally simple to remove.
The backrest part of the seat had metal behind it, so it was much stronger. It folded down, and had a snib that held it in place. You would be able to see it on the left side of the third picture, except I used a metal bar to prop open my hatch, and it's behind that.
http://homepages.paradise.net.nz/~ja...7/backseat.htm
Bye,
ScruffyChimp
I scanned some pics of my former car for you. It was a Japanese import to New Zealand, so it had the stock backseat. All the ones in NZ did.
The part of the seat that you actually sit on was surprisingly light. It was just a soft foam (or something light, anyway), and as you can see in the pictures, it was really thin where it went over the raised column for the driveshaft that runs through the centre of the car. It was just held in place by two little metal hooks at the front of the seat that fitted through two small holes in the metal frame underneath. It was rally simple to remove.
The backrest part of the seat had metal behind it, so it was much stronger. It folded down, and had a snib that held it in place. You would be able to see it on the left side of the third picture, except I used a metal bar to prop open my hatch, and it's behind that.
http://homepages.paradise.net.nz/~ja...7/backseat.htm
Bye,
ScruffyChimp
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