Reply to "Question about seat track spacers on 1974 Panteras"

Dear Steve,

1) yes, late '74s had the seat spacers spot welded in place

2) Yes, the seats should not rub on the seat belt plate in the rocker

3) Something ain't right

4) I had a something similar with the driver's seat in my second Pantera. I took it to a pro to remove the seat spacers for increased head room. He noticed that some lunk head had put a jack under the seat floor pan and bent the floor. He quickly corrected that issue. It is possible that you may have a similar distortion of the floor pan that could explain your peculiar interference of the seat and the seat belt retractor plate.

Warmest regards, Chuck Engles

3/3/201:59 PM

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