Rear Seat 1930 Tudor sedan rear seat question. What is missing the seat I have does not have brackets to attach the seat to the body?
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Seriously, if you can post a picture of what you have, it would help. The bottom cushion is not attached to the body. It slides in under the back cushion and is held in tension by the lower platform. The upper cushion has 2 metal tabs on the wood frame that slide into slits in the structure supporting the rear panel. Here are the tabs... https://modelastore.com/image/cache/...13-600x800.jpg https://modelastore.com/index.php?ro...&category_id=0 |
Re: Rear Seat 28-29 ( https://www.brattons.com/28-29-tudor...hion-clip.html )is different than 30-31 ( https://www.brattons.com/30-31-tudor...hion-clip.html )
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Re: Rear Seat Good catch jak. Thanks!
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Re: Rear Seat The lower seat cushion has two metal brackets that are attached to the front of the seat cushion wood fame and seat in just behind the seat riser thus preventing the cushion from sliding forward
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Re: Rear Seat I will take a photo with a different camera and post it. For some reason it will not up load the picture from my cell phone. I will post one tonight.
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I have attached photos of the seat that I have. I am not sure it is a complete seat. I think there should be a wood frame on the rear of the springs. I was told it is out of a 1928 tudor sedan.
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Re: Rear Seat That one looks just like the one i just upholstered from my 29 Tudor.
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Re: Rear Seat How does the back cushion attach to the rear of the vehicle with no wood to attach the bracket? Could you send a picture of yours?
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Re: Rear Seat Here is the backrest wood that all our vendors sell for 28-31 Model A Tudors...
https://modelastore.com/image/cache/...97-600x800.jpg Here's the picture of a Model A Tudor rear seat I posted on the OP's other thread on the same subject... https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8305/...747b66c9_c.jpg Here's the seat back the OP has... https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...5&d=1544130765 They look different to me. The upholstery on the OP's covers some of the wood which makes identifying it tough, but the outside 2 vertical wood pieces on the top one should show on the bottom one and they don't. I'd try a test fit in the Tudor. I could be wrong, or someone may have modified another seat to fit in a Tudor. |
Re: Rear Seat I agree, does not look right.
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Re: Rear Seat Interesting. I'm stumped. When I redid my Tudor this time last year the frame is identical to what Dick has posted. I don't recall ever seeing the "loop" retainers or the taper on the slats. Is it possible this is a Canadian built car. There were differences as well all know.
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Re: Rear Seat The seat I have does not have any wood at the top just open spring frame and the material is hog ringed to the spring framing. So if this was an early 1928 seat they may have been different than the 30-31? Midgetracer said his seat looks just like mine.
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Re: Rear Seat According to the Clastique's PDF for Tudor page 4 some Tudors did have this frame
https://www.classtiqueupholstery.com...o_31_Tudor.pdf Not sure of the mountings though, maybe give them a call |
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The next step would be a test fit. |
Re: Rear Seat Problem solved. Thanks TZ.
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Attached are the pictures I promised. My car is a 29 Tudor made in the Twin Cities. It is always been together and I am sure the wood and hooks are original. Hooks are as pictured earlier and are screwed to the wood below the window sides.
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Re: Rear Seat The wire that the upholstery is hog ringed to slides over the hooks. I have a second Tudor that has the same wood. NO top wood, only the wood as shown in my pictures.
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