Reply to "So I'm installing Corvette seats.....easy????"

mangustaMember

Finally, some progress!

Was able to get top piece bent, and fitted. RH two screws will mount at the top of the sheet metal, but that's OK. You can see upper two holes in the aluminum cover. Screws pass thru these holes into steel tower of the e-brake.

Test fitting shows that I will need to modify the mounts on the seat to put the seat outboard on the tracks (towards the door) about 1/8" or so. Seat back bucket was just touching the top front screw on the RH side..... about the width of the screw head is all I need!

Cheers!

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