How to remove rear seat to put on cover?

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09-08-2000, 12:25 PM

MAX99SE

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Does anyone know where I can find instructions for this? Will a maintenance manual (Chilton, Hayes etc) have this?

09-08-2000, 12:49 PM

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2 tabs in front of the seat.

each tab is a little ring. Pull it and that side unatches. once both latches are undone, pull out the seat bottom. Then there are 2 bolts at the bottom of the seat back. Remove those,and lift up the seat back.

09-08-2000, 01:18 PM

MAX99SE

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Re: 2 tabs in front of the seat.

Does anyone know who makes leather seat covers for the Max and how much it would cost?

Thx.

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each tab is a little ring. Pull it and that side unatches. once both latches are undone, pull out the seat bottom. Then there are 2 bolts at the bottom of the seat back. Remove those,and lift up the seat back.

09-08-2000, 01:24 PM

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Talk to a local upolstery shop....

I know Katskin does,as well as a company called Classic does as well. I got quoted a price for the Classic of about $1300. I called a couple other places and I was quoted about the same price for Katskin.

09-11-2000, 03:16 AM

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Re: Re: 2 tabs in front of the seat.

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Does anyone know who makes leather seat covers for the Max and how much it would cost?

Thx.

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each tab is a little ring. Pull it and that side unatches. once both latches are undone, pull out the seat bottom. Then there are 2 bolts at the bottom of the seat back. Remove those,and lift up the seat back.

If you are in Vegas I know a place called Leather Ambitions that will do a complete leather install, with perforated holes like the european look for $800. I have been considering this for a while and have seen their tweed work, which is 100% kick *** in all the hot rodders who bring in their 60 and 70s cars, but have not seen their leather install.