[FC] Rear Seat

[Al Kidd]

Thanks to all that responded.  It is a stock seat held in as described.
What had me confused is there are three metal pieces, like half of a door
hinge, bolted to the front of the cover (over the heater box).  They butt up
to the seat with one on each edge of the seat and one in the center.  I
wrongly thought that they were part of the seat, however when I removed the
seat in the manner described, they are nothing to do with the seat.  The big
mystery now is what they are.  It appears that in its past life people
either camped in the van or used it for something else.  There are mounts on
the windows for screens and there are two brackets mounted on each of the
front door pillars even with the back of the front seat.  The brackets are
wedge shaped and appear designed to have something slide into them.  I may
never know but if someone has seen anything like it please let me know.

On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 2:30 PM, Robert Marlow <Vairtec at optonline.net>wrote:

> Well, you are right, it seems like a dumb question but I could see there
> being special circumstances... such as a prior owner screwing it up so that
> it is no longer obvious or even the same.
>
> The stock seat legs had carriage bolts through them, the heads of which fit
> into keyhole slots in brackets bolted to the floor.  Loosen the carriage
> bolts, slide the bolts to the wide openings in the keyhole slots, and lift
> the seat out.
>
> Or -- is there now something else in your van?
>
> --Bob, Greenbrier seat remover since 1961
>
>
> Al Kidd wrote:
>
>> This may seem like a dumb question but how do I get the rear seat out of
>> my
>> GB?  Is it bolted to the floor as well as the legs to the floor?
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