Model a Victoria floor pan question

[Dewshan]

Hello, working on getting this project running... when I mount the front seats should there be a cover of some type over this pan? Or is this a footwell for the back seat? https://imgur.com/a/I6kCncG

 

[Oldbluoval]

The answer is it is the well for the rear seat foot space
However not quite that simple.... there is another metal pad that the inside rear corners of the from seats rests. It is a necessary part or the seats would dangle on the inside corners
Probably someone will post a pic; I don’t readily have one handy

 

[Dewshan]

Good to know... if someone can post a picture of that I can see if I have that in my parts pile!

 

[fredski53]

Dewshan, in the photo you posted, you have everything you need! That piece of steel with the 2 rivets holding it to the frame, is what the “inside” seat post rest on.

 

[Oldbluoval]

Sorry
I did not open the link
Yes it’s there .looks
Like you have early seats with the adjustment on the floor
And the rod

 

[fredski53]

The part circled is were the rest of the front seats set.

 

[Dewshan]

The inside back corner of the seats... are they supported by anything? Just bolt in the front brackets and that’s it?

 

[Dewshan]

The inside back corner of the seats... are they supported by anything? Just bolt in the front brackets and that’s it?

I think I see how it works- that plate holds the back inside pads on seat frame

 

[fredski53]

The plate doesn’t hold the pads, the pads just “rest” on the plate.

 

[Dewshan]

Thanks. I updated the picture link above with pictures of the original rear seat. I’m surprised it survived! Needs upholstery eventually of course!

 

[Dale G.]

I have one of these pans for sale if anyone needs one. $450.

 

[Bill Cilker]

Here is a picture of an original Victoria front seats rear supports

 

[Bob Bidonde]

Here are more photos of the rear floor pan in the 190A that are also common to the 400A.

 

[Dewshan]

Here are more photos of the rear floor pan in the 190A that are also common to the 400A.

Thanks! Looking good!