Re: E-body Floor Pan Seat Mounting Reinforcement Brackets?
[Re: filmsurgeon]
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My 71 barracuda vert has the seat brackets. My car had bucket seats from the factory. There is a similar thread from the same OP on cuda-challenger and a reply there says no brackets on bench seat cars.
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Re: E-body Floor Pan Seat Mounting Reinforcement Brackets?
[Re: larry4406]
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You smarter guys correct me if I am wrong, but I bet a car that was originallyn equipped with a bench seat would not have had them..... and yes, welded in. jess
Last edited by jt4406; 01/20/14 10:06 PM.
Yeah, it's hopped up to over 160...
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Re: E-body Floor Pan Seat Mounting Reinforcement Brackets?
[Re: jt4406]
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You smarter guys correct me if I am wrong, but I bet a car that was originallyn equipped with a bench seat would not have had them..... and yes, welded in.
jess
Correct Jess, the benchseat E bodies would not have the inner seat bolt re-enforcement plates, only bucket seat cars
Mike
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Re: E-body Floor Pan Seat Mounting Reinforcement Brackets?
[Re: JRepucci]
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No bench seat convertibles. Not an option.
I'd beg to differ with you, as I changed out a 71 Challenger benchseat/column shift convertible to buckets back in the 80's
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Re: E-body Floor Pan Seat Mounting Reinforcement Brackets?
[Re: crocha617]
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Those pieces are not attached to the floor pans from AMD. They come loose in the box. At the last couple I bought did.
Interesting. The guy at AMD certainly didn't seem to be aware of that, unless he just didn't want to disclose it. So, I presume then that it is up to the purchaser to attach them to the floor pan. Do they get spot welded in? I assume they could also be attached via sheet metal screws, or nuts/bolts, but that would require drilling into the plates and the floor pan.
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Re: E-body Floor Pan Seat Mounting Reinforcement Brackets?
[Re: filmsurgeon]
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they were wire welded to the floor, just like some of the 4 speed humps were done. somebody out there makes them if they came in a box, it just takes some good searching around to find the source. i would ask jeff at 521 restorations he deals with all of the major mopar metal vendors amd,goodmark,dynacorn.. ect i'd bet he would know if they are out there..
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Re: E-body Floor Pan Seat Mounting Reinforcement Brackets?
[Re: barracuda7199]
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If you dont have access to or dont want to weld them, I dont see why you couldnt just sandwich them between the floor pan and the captive washer nut that goes on the seat stud. Once tightened they arnt going anywhere. They are basically a jumbo washer.
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Re: E-body Floor Pan Seat Mounting Reinforcement Brackets?
[Re: mopargem]
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01/22/14 04:03 PM
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If you dont have access to or dont want to weld them, I dont see why you couldnt just sandwich them between the floor pan and the captive washer nut that goes on the seat stud. Once tightened they arnt going anywhere. They are basically a jumbo washer.
Thanks. I considered just holding them in place with the large captive washer nut, but would probably end up securing each of the 4 corners with short bolts with nuts, or sheet metal screws. I just need to get a set so I can decide how to proceed.
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