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    Under the back seat - some questions?

    Hi

    As some of my grandchildren are coming to stay in a couple of weeks I decided to look into the fitting of the rear seat belts I had bought (Tony Hart).

    So for the first time I removed the rear seat.

    The first thing I found was that the 2 captive nuts for mounting the centre buckles are non existent nor look as though they ever existed. It certainly looks from the welding that the seatpan is a replacement panel. Were/are replacement panels supplied without these captive nuts fitted such that it was down to the restorer to reinstate them? Have not yet been under to check but from memory it seems this might not be a readily accessible place to get a bolt through a drilled hole to mount the centre buckles?

    Notwithstanding the seatbelt issue I found some other problems.

    At the front of the seat pan there are 5 holes that I assume are for drainage of any water that gets into the hood well? A PO (not the immediate previous) had decided to seal these with a silicone sealant and at some time some water had obviously drained to this point and there was a fair amount of luckily only surface rust that could easily be removed with a wire brush.

    The underside of the seat squab was a mess. The fibrous stuffing (Choir?) is held in by a flimsy torn polythene sheet only. I have some decent polythene that I bought to replace the door lining and could easily use this to replace the existing polythene. However I think there aught to be some sort of webbing or rubber strapping. Does anyone have a photo or link to a photo of the underside of the seat squab as it should be?

    Any observations info/advice greatly appreciated.

    H

    #2
    H

    the seat pan i have hanging up in my panel corner,doesn't have the captive bolts welded to it

    dave

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      #3
      You may find these useful under the rear seat pan http://www.carbuildersolutions.com/u...xing-plate-3mm
      Steve
      1977 TV8 Russet Brown BW65 Auto 10CR and RBRR finisher

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        #4
        try this google search

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          #5
          Originally posted by Steve JP View Post
          You may find these useful under the rear seat pan http://www.carbuildersolutions.com/u...xing-plate-3mm
          These certainly look the business. Not sure how easy it will be to access the mounting point from under the car however ?

          Thanks to all.

          H

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            #6
            Originally posted by malc4d View Post
            Many thanks Malc4d.

            The photos you linked show that the seat is a foam profile. Further examination of my seat showed that indeed there is a foam profile but the underside had shallow rot in parts and the fibrous stuffing had been added by a PO to supplement those areas. The upper seat part of the foam seemed to be in good order. So did some Gaffer tape repair reinforcement of existing polythene undercover pro-tem.

            Haven't looked far yet but Rimmers list the seat foam as NLA.

            Regards

            H

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              #7
              Try these pics:

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              DSC02103 (Andere).jpg
              The answer isn't 42, it's 1/137

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                #8
                Many thanks Dasadrew
                I seem to have 2 threads going on the same subject. I have asked mods to merge but not as yet? I can see from your post that the correct set up is a foam base over a hessian retainer. As responded in the other thread the crucial pont is obtaining a new seat foam profile.

                H

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                  #9
                  If you look at the posts in my White/Blue Bavarian Stag thread around April this year you'll see some information how I sorted my rear seat foam.

                  Drew
                  The answer isn't 42, it's 1/137

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by HersnotHis View Post
                    These certainly look the business. Not sure how easy it will be to access the mounting point from under the car however ?

                    Thanks to all.

                    H
                    Is there any reason why the anchor plates could not be fitted inside rather than outside? Access should be better.

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by dasadrew View Post
                      Try these pics:

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                      The underside of mine looked even worse than yours. I fitted builders' polythene sheet underneath which is held in place under the edges of the frame.

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                        #12
                        No. It must go underneath so that the bolt passes through the seat pan. The flange is there to spread the load back into the floor panel when it becomes under load.The fixture could be pop riveted in place because its only to hold it in position until the seat belt bolt is fitted and avoids the mess welding would make.
                        Cheers Ian A

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