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Old 04-01-2018, 08:01 AM
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I marked the places where I wanted holes then took the wooden bases out, drilled holes, and installed t-nuts made for wood so the bolts come in through the bottom. The covers are just stapled on; easy to R&R. Make SURE before you drill your holes through the floor plates that the seats will be angled properly and, on the passenger side, will leave enough room for an E-brake handle should you decide to go that way. If you screw up the seat base bad enough you can fix it with a new piece of wood; other things, not so much.
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