I am parting a 4dr '53 wagon, so pm me if parts needed. Newc
I don’t recall any specific brackets that the seat base fits into. On my ‘53 Ranch Wagon, I just lifted the seat in and had a helper lift while I reached thru the interior to pull the seat across the hump. Then set it down to line up with the holes. But it was 25+ years ago. I’ll look at it the garage tomorrow to see if my recollection is off base.
I am not sure if the front seat I have is correct. The seat adjuster lever on mine is on the left side. Should it be on the front? And it has a split back. Thanks. TommyJ
Yep the restoration guidelines are excellent. And I agree your seat sounds like the right one. My memory was pretty good… the seat brackets sit on the floor without any brackets or attachments to slide into. Simply held into place by two bolts on each side. Trying to attach a photo I just took under the seat. If I can attach the photo, you’ll see the floor sheetmetal in tan primer, and the galvanized bracket sits on the floor, with two bolts coming up thru the floor.
Bruce
First of all thanks for all the inputs and photos. Here is a pic of the mounting points on my front seat. Tommy J.
I think in a 2 door the seat back folds forward so you can get in the back seat and the 4 door seat back does not.
I used floor pans from EMS for my '54 Ranch Wagon. Got them from Shoe Box Central. IMO easier to deal with Shoe Box than EN+MS Direct.
I used floor pans from EMS for my '54 Ranch Wagon. Got them from Shoe Box Central. IMO easier to deal with Shoe Box than EN+MS Direct.