Ah ha!  A folding middle seat! I thought that might be it.  I just take it
out when I need the bed.  The one thing I have to say about taking the
middle seat in and out: watch out for your poor carpet!   It didn't do
anything to you, don't tear it-it may be brittle like Totoro's.  Also, if I
am careful I don't have to remove the door sill to get the seat.

Brendan
84 GL Totoro

ps, I wouldn't dream of giving that seat back, it is soooo great to seat 7
people.  Thanks again!

On Jan 23, 2008 7:14 AM, <JordanVw@aol.com> wrote:

> In a message dated 1/21/08 9:28:35 PM Eastern Standard Time,
> sanfordchef@COX.NET writes:
>
>
> > Okay this time I hope no typos and thanks for all the great replies.
> >
> > there is a board or should I say sheet of wood on the floor, then rubber
> > over.  I assume from the replies that they took out the rails. There are
> > holes in the floor and the owners just bolted the seat with 4 bolts.
> >
> > so I need the rails installed.
> >
> > Janet Sanford
> >
>
> janet, you probably still have the rails there under the plywood.
>
> all passenger vanagons with the 2 person middle seat have the floor
> tracks/rails it slides on.    to remove the seat you must unbolt the 2
>  (or 4) little
> 13mm bolts that hold the seat to the rails, and then unscrew the aluminum
> slider door threshold sill strip and then the seat will slide out on these
> rails.
>
>
>
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