Technical Tips of Removing front seat on 51' Ford Shoebox

I'm trying to figure out how to remove the front seat by the bolts, not torched out. Anybody who has removed these seats please let me know, because I'm in a pickle with it.

 

I'd use a wrench personally. Probably a 9/16" but might be a 1/2"

 

PB blaster if they're rusty

 

Whats the problem?
Remove the seat skirts,if you dont have a good access for the mounting bolts

 

Crawl under the car and remove the 2 wood screws that are run up thru the rusty floors into the 2x4 block of wood that the seat is bolted to.....thats how i removed the seat from my 50 ford lol

 

First post and no intro?? Welcome.
If it's the tudor car in your avatar , take the side skirts off the seat, pull the clip out of the centre seat pivot for the back rest. Removing both back rests is reallthe only way to get this heavy lump light enough to remove. The will be one bolt on each corner into a captive nut in the chassis.

 

you will never get those seats out by using a pickle.

 

Thanks eveybody who commented. I'm going to try out the tips that I got.

 

I don't have any wood or wood screws in my 51. There are 4 3/8" studs in my frame coming up through the floor and nuts and washers on them holding my rails to the floor. A simple 9/16 socket and a 3/8" ratchet removes them very easily without removing the skirts or anything. Any time I need to work under the dash I take the seat loose and slide it back against the rear seat so I have plenty of room. It shouldn't be a big deal. You can see the factory studs and rubber spacers in this photo.
The Wizzard

 

He was kidding about the screws..My 51 did not have rubber blocks, the seat mounts were all so body mounts, 49 and 50 were not..