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Back seat removal of 240 wagon 200 1983

uid 4574's pic
posted by  CliveAlive on  Fri Apr 15 13:41 CST 2005
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The 'pin' that the seat hinges on is, I think, supposed to be spring loaded so that when you push that pin in towards the seat itself it releases from the catch on the body. I think there's a trick to it. I havn't managed this myself yet!

The other fasteners are pretty obvious looking at it.





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