Rear Seat Removal
Short answer: Push the bottom cushion toward the rear of the car ~1–2″ to unhook it from the two floor brackets, then lift the front up and out — that exposes the screws holding the seat back.
Technique: Slide the front seats forward, climb into the back facing the rear with your back against the front seats, and put your hands under the rear cushion. Push the cushion straight back ~1–2″ and, while holding that pressure, lift the front of the cushion ~1″ and ease it off — the front hook has a large lip. There are two floor brackets, one near each side. Do each side; if one side won’t release, re-seat the side you freed and do both together, or work one side at a time. If a side is rusted together, free it before forcing.
With the cushion out, two large screws (through wire loops) release the seat back. (Also shown in the Fisher Body Manual — and look for your build sheet while you’re in there.)
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