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    Seat Removal Quandry...

    Ok. Im curious if there is a trick to get the seats in/out without removing the seat belt latch? It seems that the seats sit just a smidge high so the studs wont clear the holes.
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    They should be relatively simple to remove. Slide them all the way back, loosen the 4 bolts on each from under the car, and remove.

    I've removed the seats from my car probably half a dozen times. It's pretty painless.
    - Chris


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    I always pull the seat belt receiver first. Makes removal and reinstallation a snap (seat just lifts straight up).

    Helpful hint to rethread the seat belt receiver bolt: lean over the console from the opposite seat and thread the bolt towards you.

    Bill Robertson
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    Yeah, when I put the driver seat in, I had to put the seat belt latch in after, cause the seat rail is right under there. Just tryin to be lazy...lol

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    Sorry its a lil blurry..hehe.
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    Interesting, I,ve never needed to remove the seatbelt bolt to remove either seat. I do slide the seat forward to expose the seat rails in the back about 4 inches. It makes it easier to see the rear holes in the floor for reinstallation. I always start the rear bolts first then the front bolts usually drop right in without to much issue.
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    Maybe the holes in mine are drilled slightly off...wonders of hand built cars...hehe.
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