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Forgive me. The four Bolts that hold the front Spring Plate to the floor are 3/8 and the the front sprint bolt is 7/16 I believe. Not sure what other you are refferring too?
I mean the plate that attaches the front of the (rear leaf) spring to the floorboards - two bolts from the top/ two from the bottom. The captive nuts I'm referring to are the ones on the body of the car ie the bolts from the bottom up.
1/4 turn forward back up 1/4 turn forward back up. Should be pretty straight forward. Unless the threads have been exposed to the elements for some time, should be rather easy.
Note to self - chase the threads before you try to mount the rear springs and the 45 minute job will actually take 45 minutes and not 4+ hours. Especially chase the threads if the car had been media blasted/ the underside painted or it's been on the road in the last 50 years.
Don't ask me how I know /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/smile.gif
PS I was stunned at the amount of c**p that came out.
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