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Henry/Kokomo 08-20-2017 07:38 PM

Need Seat Info.
 

I'm in the process of rebuilding a Model 40B Roadster body and I have a seat related question for those who know such things.

My impression, after looking at numerous catalogs and research a couple of books I have, is that the roadster seat does not have a seat frame such as used in the coupes. Further, it appears that the seat cushion attaches directly to the seat riser and the back cushion attaches at the top only and is held in place at the bottom by the seat cushion.

Is this correct or am I way off base? All information gratefully accepted.

Thanks,

MAG 08-20-2017 08:25 PM

Re: Need Seat Info.
 

My impression, after looking at numerous catalogs and research a couple of books I have, is that the roadster seat does not have a seat frame such as used in the coupes. .....True.

Further, it appears that the seat cushion attaches directly to the seat riser
,,,,,,False Seat cushion sits on the riser and is removal for access to the tool box under it.


and the back cushion attaches at the top.......True

and is held in place at the bottom by the seat cushion.,,,,,,,False.
Fastened at the bottom to the riser.

Henry/Kokomo 08-20-2017 08:54 PM

Re: Need Seat Info.
 

MAG - Q: Does the seat cushion have a wooden frame such as the one on the coupe o do the springs just sit on the riser?

Many thanks for the previous info!

Dollar Bill 08-21-2017 06:01 AM

Re: Need Seat Info.
 

Not sure about the early models but there isn't a wooden frame in my 31 roadster seat.

Wire frame of cushion sit on and it is held in position by the seat riser.

Henry/Kokomo 08-21-2017 06:53 AM

Re: Need Seat Info.
 

Thanks, Bill. That's what I thought. The '28-'29 models do have a wooden bottom, I think.

MAG 08-21-2017 07:08 AM

Re: Need Seat Info.
 

Agree with Bill.


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