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Yes, but... 140-160 1973

posted by  MatthewS on  Tue Mar 11 16:12 CST 2003
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In the process of trying to do that same swap for a 71 142E, I found that the D-Jet brain under the passenger seat interfered with the newer (74) seat-frame mechanism. It seemed like such a messy problem at the time that I eventually abandoned the idea and rebuilt my original seats, which came out really well. However, I am curious if you encountered that problem, and if so how you solved it.






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