The Ford Barn - View Single Post - increasing front bench seat leg room in '28 4 door

Mister Moose · 12-16-2020, 08:34 PM

In My Tudor the seat posts are curved slightly. You can turn the curve forward, or turn the curve aft, it's good for maybe 1 inch of adjustment. That wasn't enough. I had a welding shop make me a bracket that has bar stock with a few holes, and now you can move the seat aft of factory to any of those holes, secured by a clevis pin.

In the Tudor, the metal cross member carries the seat post, moving it aft would put it into the floor board. Might check on that.

If someone is making a bracket for general consumption, so much the better.

12-16-2020, 08:34 PM	#5
Mister Moose Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2020 Location: Hartford area, CT Posts: 374	Re: increasing front bench seat leg room in '28 4 door In My Tudor the seat posts are curved slightly. You can turn the curve forward, or turn the curve aft, it's good for maybe 1 inch of adjustment. That wasn't enough. I had a welding shop make me a bracket that has bar stock with a few holes, and now you can move the seat aft of factory to any of those holes, secured by a clevis pin. In the Tudor, the metal cross member carries the seat post, moving it aft would put it into the floor board. Might check on that. If someone is making a bracket for general consumption, so much the better.