My garage: current owner of a WC 9, WC 12, 2 K38s, USMC Willys MB Holden Ambulance, 1943 USMC Willys NOM 12 radio jeep ,wc 27, Cushman package kar, m6 bomb truck, m5 bomb trailer, m1 bomb truck, Ben hur trailer and a few more things
I have a middle but buried inside my carryall under boxes and tarps. I possibly can get to it but would have to dig. What measurements do you exactly need. Zephyr maybe able to help if he checks here.
All right they're on our left they're on our right they're in front of us they're behind us they can't get away this time
General Chesty Puller
I know B,it’s 8 7/16”
I think A is 22”
I need C, D, and E.
E is the ID between the front and back rails.
C and D the ID between each bottom rails and the side rails.
1942 WC 53
1943 WC 53 4 Door
an other 1942 WC 53
and one more WC 53
Yes, I still need to trim the bottom. Adam I have a question for you, well two questions. First, is your jump seat bottom the same pattern as the drivers seat? Meaning the little radius bevels at each end? Second, how ruff is your rear seat? Any way you could get a picture of it? Are the little keyholes the same distance apart on the rear seat compared to the middle? I’m in seat mode at the moment. I have two sets for the front, one really good, one set not so much. Then the basket case middle, however I think the patterns are the same for middle and rear with the rear being wider.
I need to get a 3” and a 5.5” CLR die sets for my bender. Add those two dies to my 3.5 and I have the three sizes to make the remaining 12 seats.
Anyway if you have a picture of your rear seat I would love to pick your brain on some measurements.
Thanks James
1942 WC 53
1943 WC 53 4 Door
an other 1942 WC 53
and one more WC 53
I modified both the drivers and jump seat frames by welding a couple of straps across the bottom, front to back. This is because I eliminated the seat springs and went with foam cushions on a plywood base. The bolts go thru the plywood and into the straps.
My rear seat frame however still has the springs, but they are in poor condition. I should be able to measure the mounting distance.