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Good information to know. Thanks and good luck.

Welcome. I didn't associate "Mile High Club" with Colorado. :rolleyes:

A safe recovery is always good to hear. Hope it keeps getting better for you and your MV.

Looks great. Now the fun begins.

I received my VIC-1 intercom system today and would like to download TM 11-5820-401-10-2. Anyone know where I can download this for free?

Welcome and enjoy your A1/A2. :mrgreen:

Thanks Steel. Gerhard is going to send me the backplate dimensions and I am going to fab my own.

Hooty, I am using the standard companion seat. (see photo) I refurbished that seat first and will be installing a third seat belt so two grandkids can ride with me at the same time.

I noticed my seat adjustment know looked different that the drawing but assumed a change was made in the past. Or, since I only have one spring and locking assembly, it could very well have come off another type vehicle. I agree with you G. I have not touched these levers once I set up the...

It is amazing that there are so many people on this forum who have such detailed experience with this bolt. Nice to know when I ask a question in the future. :cookoo:

Wonder if they fell down there during a previous manifold servicing?

Taking lug nuts off with a Leatherman is a real challenge! :)

Yeah! The 20 TM I just looked at definitely has two with a connecting rod between them.

That green one is sweet. Enjoy.

Congrats. Are you taking it to bed with you tonight?

Not necessarily so. If you used the needle scaler and goes very lightly at an angle it can do the job without the dimples. The needle scaler is my friend. I also use a 4 1/2" angle grinder with a sand paper disk to get the surface stuff off and then a wire brush. Once again though, you...

GW, I see what you mean now. The diagrams I had did not include the plate. Also, my seat only has a lever lock on one of the seat adjuster rails. Does your have a cross connecting arm to a second seat lock on the other rail?

The seat back has a curved arm that moves against the back of my seat which is a solid metal pan. Moving the lever raise the back up and down. If you have something different, I would like to see a picture.

Well, with G's. encouragement, I tackled the driver's seat and here is the result. Strangely enough, taking it apart was harder than reassembly due to the rust and mis-matched hardware. After a full cleaning, primer and paint I re-assembled the seat and re-upholstered the cushions (wrinkles...