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Another shot of it:

Here is a still shot of the car on the database: Mercury Comet in "Kill the Irishman"

Look around here: IMCDb.org: Internet Movie Cars Database Do you know which movie? Any info you have will be helpful in tracking it down. There is also a forum you can sign up for and ask questions etc. I found the Mercury Comet we bought a couple years ago on there, it was in the movie...

Top don't know. As far as the seats, I would try Magic Erasers.

The car should be level, whether apart or together, at least in my mind anyway, lol.. When I did mine, I used the rockers for fore and aft level, I used a straight edge across the fenders (hood open) and across the rear quarters (trunk open) for side to side. And yes, the car should be on the...

The difference is very noticeable. I was amazed at the difference as soon as I pulled out of my driveway. I have owned many an A body over the last 40 years, and this is the first one I put them in.

Do a search on here. There are a few threads regarding making your own connectors, very easy to do and it is waaaay cheaper. I put connectors in my car for about 30 bucks. I would weld them, both will work, but I prefer welding.

Big deal, no. Cool find though.

Well, I'm not too familiar with the switch in question, I'm assuming it's a dual throw switch, one direction for up and the other way for down. If that's the case I believe you can buy toggle switches that function like that. Just a thought.

Maybe someone here has one to sell. Start a wanted ad. :D

Replace the rubber seal around the pivot.

Here is a pic of the clip. Sorry it's a little grainy I had to enlarge it from an interior shot before I cleaned and repainted the floor. As 73 said you have to push down and rearward then up and forward to get it out. If you take a flashlight and look under the edge of the seat you may be able...