Bracket picture
here<http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/8PuwBLDa6FhYKg7eE0vfMw?authkey=Gv1sRgCNDOzunX_oLyCQ&feat=directlink>
should
help you. Seats are identical of course.

More details here -

http://bworks.net/vw/jumpseats/seats.htm
<http://bworks.net/vw/jumpseats/seats.htm>

Angus Gordon
Bainbridge Island WA

birdworks@gmail.com

On Sun, Nov 1, 2009 at 6:09 AM, W Monk <billmonk@gmail.com> wrote:

> Yesterday I found somebody on Craigs list that had a set of jumpseats with
> the belts and brackets for sale cheap. So I drove an  hour to go get them..
> I had in my notes
> how to tell which one belonged behind the pass seat. I can't find where I
> wrote that down now. What bracket/seat goes
> behind the pass seat? I also have one that goes behind the drivers seat
> available in Mystic,CT if anyone wants it. I also
> had to take a set of front seats (it was a 90) just to get a set of arm
> rests. So the rest of them are up for grabs cheap.
> Last but not least I was able to grab the front doors. The pass side door
> has some dents but the drivers side just has
> some pitting in the paint. They have no rust rust and are a factory maroon
> color. I will be stipping out the power window
> stuff to convert my windows (That will be another post soon) but don't
> think
> I am going to mess with the power locks.
> Let me know if you need that drivers or pass( it totally fixable) door
> shells.  I also had to take the rear hatch but its in pretty poor
> shape. It does have the rear power lock assembly. Most important though I
> would like to know how to figure out
> what seat of the jumpseat goes where. A picture of the bracket installed
> would be great to. I can't remember how high my old
> ones were mounted.
>
> B.
>