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MGA MGA Seat Question - frame bolt assembly pictures
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John_Progess
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Tdskip,
I have a picture of my Coupe seats. I cannot remember how to send a picture in a reply but if you will send me an email I will get the picture to you. (johnprogess@comcast.net (not progRess)). Have a good day!
John
I have a picture of my Coupe seats. I cannot remember how to send a picture in a reply but if you will send me an email I will get the picture to you. (johnprogess@comcast.net (not progRess)). Have a good day!
John
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Tdskip,
The attachment bolt is a 1" long 5/16" diameter bolt. Click on the attachment for a picture. The picture is of the driverside outside attachment. The seat back portion of the attachment is threaded for 5/16" fine threads so the bolt must go in from the inside. There is a washer between the seat back frame and bottom frame portion. Then there is a nut on the outside that acts as a jam nut. Hope this helps and have a good day!
John
The attachment bolt is a 1" long 5/16" diameter bolt. Click on the attachment for a picture. The picture is of the driverside outside attachment. The seat back portion of the attachment is threaded for 5/16" fine threads so the bolt must go in from the inside. There is a washer between the seat back frame and bottom frame portion. Then there is a nut on the outside that acts as a jam nut. Hope this helps and have a good day!
John