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Keith,
I believe that is where the original seat installer put the screws too
tight and the beveled washer cut the layers of the old canvas there... be
very careful when replacing the canvas that you dont tighten the screws too
much, they will cut the canvas! A 100% original GPW would have script
front and rear passenger seats.. however like grab handles seems the
previous snapperheads who owned our jeeps tend to toss that kinda stuff out
for some reason or they just rusted out..
Jess Minton
1942 GPW
At 08:12 PM 5/15/00 -0700, you wrote:
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>All, doing the seats but have two questions:
>1) on the sheet metal fasteners that fasten the cushions to the frames,
>besides the cup washers, were there soft washers maybe made of canvas
>between the frame and the seat canvas and again between the cup washer
>and the seat canvas? In removing the old screws and shreds of rotted
>canvas it looks like there are 4 layers;
>and 2) was the passenger seat and the rear seat script ?
>
>Tks, Keith Dewey, Puget Snd MVCC (Seattle)
>
>
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