At 7/14/2009 09:02 AM, Jim Lieb wrote: >David, > >I had a 90 Multivan that had two rear facing jumpseats. They did not bolt to >the floor. There were two recessed holes in the floor that the legs fit in. >The back of the seat locked on to a bracket that was mounted on the back of >the front seat pedestal. The bracket is what holds the seat in place and >when locked the legs of the jumpseat cannot come out of the receiving holes >in the floor. I am not sure if the camper floor has the receiving holes in >it. You would have to pick up the carpet area and see what is underneath. > >Jim This has been covered before and I recall hearing a great way to deal with the holes in the floor, but I don't recall what the idea was. I'd suggest a trip to the archives http://gerry.vanagon.com/archives/vanagon.html
Rob becida@comcast.net In western WA with an '84 Westy and a summer before me. |
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