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> 1973 Tan Seats
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post Mar 17 2019, 04:49 PM
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I finally attempted to install my new interior including a set of tan seats but the driver's seat won't slide more than a third of the way back. These were supposed to be a set but I'm wondering if I got 2 passengers' and no drivers' seat. Are there any differences other than the positioning of the fore/aft adjuster, are they reversible and if not, how can I tell if I have 2 passenger seats (other than the position of the fore/aft adjuster as these came without the rails and adjusters attached.

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post Mar 17 2019, 07:12 PM
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The rail with the spring clip is on backwards. It is supposed to keep the seat from sliding forward all the way in the event of a head on crash. Requires a long screw driver to prop it up so the seat can be removed. Seen it plenty of times.
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post Mar 17 2019, 07:17 PM
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The rail with the spring clip is on backwards. It is supposed to keep the seat from sliding forward all the way in the event of a head on crash. Requires a long screw driver to prop it up so the seat can be removed. Seen it plenty of times.

Yep. I found my rebuilt seats were like this. Quick fix.
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