McEwen, Art wrote:
>After riding in the passenger side I can see her point, because the
>passenger seat back is hinged and not stiffly attached to the base like the
>drivers side there's a side to side wobble that you're constantly fighting
>against with your back muscles. The buckets are old but appear solid and
>the nuts and pins where they hinge appear tight...
>
I just went out to the garage and sat in the seats... my passenger seat
feels just as rigid as the driver's seat even with me trying to wiggle
in it. Are you sure you don't have something loose or weakened?
I sure wouldn't want to weld it up... having that seat fold forward when
the tonneau is on is very handy. An added bonus of the hinged seat is
that it can be 'adjusted' to a more upright position if desired by
introducing a couple of shims on the two metal pads on the back lip of
the seat bottom. I used 2 pieces of wood about 3/16" thick.
Geo Hahn
59 TR3A
Mt Lemmon, AZ
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