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russcc · 08-20-2020, 06:33 PM

Here is how I did it myself without strain. Made a rail rig out of 1" x 7' EMT mounted in holes drilled in 2 by 3's. Secured the EMT in the 2 by 3" with const. screws. Slid the rig in under the seat up against the driveshaft tunnel, other end on shimmed milk crates. Slid the seat out, remove the seat backs as it slid out, and picked up the seat bottom with the chain fall to set it on a rolling cart.
Bolted 3/8" by 3" long bolt through the seat mounting bracket holes as guide to keep the seat on the rail track.

08-20-2020, 06:33 PM	#1
russcc Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 2,871	Remove '40 Coupe Seat Here is how I did it myself without strain. Made a rail rig out of 1" x 7' EMT mounted in holes drilled in 2 by 3's. Secured the EMT in the 2 by 3" with const. screws. Slid the rig in under the seat up against the driveshaft tunnel, other end on shimmed milk crates. Slid the seat out, remove the seat backs as it slid out, and picked up the seat bottom with the chain fall to set it on a rolling cart. Bolted 3/8" by 3" long bolt through the seat mounting bracket holes as guide to keep the seat on the rail track. Last edited by russcc; 02-23-2021 at 07:06 AM.