71 Cutlass Seat removal
#1
71 Cutlass Seat removal
Any tips of tricks to removing the front bench seat in my 71 cutlass? I have a replacement ready to go and looking at the brackets it seems straightforward just didn't know if there was any tricks
#2
Very sraightforward. Just remember the seat belts: probably easier to un-bolt them from the floor, remove from old seat while out of the car and reverse the process for new seat installation. The retractable seat belts do not need to be removed---the others are easy to do.
#3
Unless you're planning to replace the carpet or have some other specific reason to remove the seat belts from the floor, I'd try to leave them in place. Maybe I'd give the bolts a try, and if they do remove easily, then go for it. But if they give indications that they're going to be a pain the neck, let sleeping dogs lie!
#4
Thanks guys, it was a piece of cake. Just unbolted the four seat bolts and the seat belt bolts as well. Less than an hour to remove the sill plates, carpet, seats, seat belts and put it all back together
#5
Wow - that seems to be record timing! No rust, holes, or gremlins to be found?
I found it was easy stripping it all out, but restoring everything as it went back together took months. Of course then there were the dreaded might-as-wells...
I found it was easy stripping it all out, but restoring everything as it went back together took months. Of course then there were the dreaded might-as-wells...
#6
How much for the front bench seat does it have the center arm rest if so email me at p1071@aol.com
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