Also as you all know - I'm the slowest person in the planet, so the seat was stored in the basement for quite a few years. As years passed - homologation expired, but I think, that this seat still is safe enough to use. Carbon/kevlar - lasts quite a long without changing its' strength
Now obviously it is time to pull seat back upstairs, and mount it into the car (because at last it will have roll cage).So, to mount seat into the car - we need mounting rails. Let's see what do we have there, under thick layer of dust:
Seem to be untouched by the time :), 5mm heavy as hell FIA approved mounting brackets
Let see how they bolt to the seat... WTF? Seat doesn't have any thread (at least visible) in it's mounting holes. After searching Internet, and discussing with more expierenced local guys - decided to use M8 (standard) bolts, and just screw them into the hole, hoping that it catches thread somewhere there... Not very professional approach as for 700$ kevlar/carbon racing seat I would say. Here is result:
With both brackets mounted it looked like this:
Not so bad. At least it is holding me sitting in :). 
With racing harness. BTW camera used better color balance - this picture shows more realistic color of the seat:
P.S. Yes, I know about position of the belts. They are just posing for the picture.
