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BJ7 Rear seat Back
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British_Recovery
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There are two vertical metal sections - one on each side - that have slots for a rubber securing block similar to that for the bonnet rod and boot rod. On the back of the seat back, there should be a chrome footman's loop on each side that will line up with the rubber, and allow the back to be pushed into position.
Bob
Bob
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Any photos? I'm not understanding footman's loop or where there would be the rubber securing block. I have an early Phase 1 BJ8. They should be the same???
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maxwedge5281
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That looks like a BJ7. It's definitely not a BJ8.
British_Recovery
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The footman's loop is called a "staple" in the Moss catalog ( 409-075 ) and the rubber block is called a "stop - seat back"
( 282-350 ).
Bob
( 282-350 ).
Bob