Seat Removal
We're Getting started People!!! Ahh, the task of removing the passenger seats is at hand. I'll go step by step. Start at the front.
There is a track on the floor and one on the wall. You will find 4 nuts and track bolts per bench seat.
Remove the nuts and the bench seat will be free to move.
Stand each of them on end and they will fit through the door.
The rear seats are removed by lifting the seat cushions, then lift the 3 back cushions straight up as a unit. Gravity holds them in place on simple hooks.
This task should take you approx. 4-1/2 hours. If your seats are in perfect condition, you can sell them. I found this site on line that talks about it.
http://www.rv-coach.com/current_category.75/FAQ.66/faqs_detail.html If your seats are junk like mine are, you can dismantle some of them for building parts. The ones that are SO-SO, I will offer on Craig's list for bartering. The rest must go to the land fill. Hate to do that.
The bus has a lot more room now Honey.
All the Best, Michael & Christi
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Seat Removal
We're Getting started People!!! Ahh, the task of removing the passenger seats is at hand. I'll go step by step. Start at the front.
There is a track on the floor and one on the wall. You will find 4 nuts and track bolts per bench seat. 
This task should take you approx. 4-1/2 hours. If your seats are in perfect condition, you can sell them. I found this site on line that talks about it. http://www.rv-coach.com/current_category.75/FAQ.66/faqs_detail.html If your seats are junk like mine are, you can dismantle some of them for building parts. The ones that are SO-SO, I will offer on Craig's list for bartering. The rest must go to the land fill. Hate to do that.
The bus has a lot more room now Honey.
All the Best, Michael & Christi
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