Passenger side seat adjustment for 31 Victoria?

[smittykid]

I just bought a 31 Victoria with dual sidemounts. The Wife is having an awful time getting in and out of the passenger side. Does anybody sell an adaptor or kit so you can move the seat back some? Just a few inches would help but more would be better. Thanks, Smitty

[Captndan]

The better venders have just such a thing. Replaces the front mounts.

[Mitch]

will these work? I have them in my Tudors.
http://www.snydersantiqueauto.com/seat-adjuster-kit

[smittykid]

Mitch, I saw those, but I'm not sure they will work on a Vickie. I sent an email to the Technical Director of the Victoria Assn & asked him if he could point me in the right direction. How much extra room did those adjustors give you on your Tudors? Thanks, Smitty

[Mitch]

6" plus you can tilt the front of the seat up which adds for extra leg space. Most folks are against them because of the price but for me they look good and function correctly

I don't think these will work in your vicky.

[DaWizard]

Since I am not sure which style of front seat pivot/mount you have, these move the seat back about 4".

https://parts.modelastore.com/show_Product.asp?ID=5701

[smittykid]

Since I am not sure which style of front seat pivot/mount you have, these move the seat back about 4".

https://parts.modelastore.com/show_Product.asp?ID=5701

Here is a pic of my rt seat floor bracket. Will the ones you had a link to work on this type bracket? Thanks for your help.

[DaWizard]

Here is a pic of my rt seat floor bracket. Will the ones you had a link to work on this type bracket? Thanks for your help.

Probably not, and now that I see the picture it is different than the earlier ones. Good Luck

PS. Hey wait! From the looks of that mount, I would like to know if the sides are separate parts or one single mount bolted to the floor?
See, if they are 2 separate mounts, you may be able to turn it around which would move the seat back. I would like to see the floor and mount on it with the seat off. After all, I have been called McGiver. I believe where there is a will, there is a way. MORE PICs

[Big hammer]

I have the adjusters like Mitch's on the drivers side and they don't work well for me. I have to hunch down to see under the visor, when my son was driving and I was in the passenger side, it was refreshing to see without being hunched over :-)

[Art Ebeling]

You could use this bracket sold by the vendors that is used to adjust the drivers seat on a Victoria. You may have to move the rear center support bracket.

[Art Ebeling]

These pictures of my 31 Victoria brackets might help. The bracket at the rear center is what the inside rear seat support sits on.

[DaWizard]

Thanks Art,

From the looks of it, and the one in the first pic right item, if you just turn the brackets around you should be able to move the seat back at least 2".

I don't think it is beyond the realm of possibilities to even make a new bracket with the hole back farther from the stock.

But if it were me, I'd just swap the bracket around and see if that is enough for mama to enter and exit easier.

PS. While you have the brackets out, do a paper trace of both sides so you can look around for a piece of angle iron to make new relocating set without needing to remove the seat. Makes it a lot less stressful having one already and painted to plop back in. You could even adjust the cushion angle for a bit more comfort by just raising the pivot hole.

[BILL WILLIAMSON]

will these work? I have them in my Tudors.
http://www.snydersantiqueauto.com/seat-adjuster-kit

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