What do the front seat bench seat bolts attach to. I have a 58 bel air with new ploors and no bolt holes for the front seat. I bought it this way..

Asked by johnccarlson Sep 11, 2013 at 11:48 AM about the Chevrolet Bel Air

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I believe there is a cross member attached to the frame with bolt holes to attach the seat to. The floors were metal, but not thick enough to hold the seat by itself. Find another 58 GM car and if you can, go under and look. Then again I may be wrong and the cross member may be inside the car on top; of the floor pan. I claim bad memory due to age.

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