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May 29, 2012 5:40 pm
May 29, 2012 5:40 pm
Subject: Re: 126 Restoration Part 1
Back seat out and a mountain of long dead snails, they did a job on the carpet, but thankfully left the leather alone.
The rear bench seat, lifts out easily, in very nice condition.
Two front seat upright section removed.
I must remember who was that man who told me..."The front seat tracks have machine head screws in place, they will come out in a jiffy"..
Well 1 out of 4 came out easily, the other 3 have been WD40'd and will try again tomorrow, or will use a crow bar if needed.
The front seat runners are all chromed, a nice touch of quality, but added to the build cost of cost.
Hinges all removed with ease, but of course surface rust, bubbling etc, so will need to be re-chromed.
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Back seat out and a mountain of long dead snails, they did a job on the carpet, but thankfully left the leather alone.
The rear bench seat, lifts out easily, in very nice condition.
Two front seat upright section removed.
I must remember who was that man who told me..."The front seat tracks have machine head screws in place, they will come out in a jiffy"..
Well 1 out of 4 came out easily, the other 3 have been WD40'd and will try again tomorrow, or will use a crow bar if needed.
The front seat runners are all chromed, a nice touch of quality, but added to the build cost of cost.
Hinges all removed with ease, but of course surface rust, bubbling etc, so will need to be re-chromed.
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