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in the photo the front left seat mount bolt is near the factory hole, the right front is hanging off the edge, I think its just a matter of moving the seat back or adding in a spacer
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Yeah, it was actually a combination of things.67swbranger wrote:Been keeping up with your build thread for awhile, did you ever pinpoint why you had so much orange peel in the interior paint? I had a similar issue on a 70' fairlane, fairly sure it was just temperature based because I was painting in an outdoor paintbooth in 50ish degree weather....
Like Busboy mentioned, the position you have your seat showing there will not be that way if you put the in cab tank in. Here's a good shot of how it would be with the stock OEM brackets mounted and the true location. http://www.fordification.com/images/sea ... uckets.jpgBusboy wrote:The situation might change once you get the fuel tank in.