1974 - Number of seat rail stop "clips"/"tangs" per side?

[Mtinie]

When replacing a KG's seat rails with reproductions, the kits purchased from the major vendors are sold with "inner" and "outer" versions. Only the outer rail kits come with the small, u-shaped seat stop clip. This piece is not sold individually, only as part of the kit. If going solely by this measure, it would be logical to assume that the stop is only needs to be welded to the outside rail...

...however, the inner rail ALSO has a set of holes in the same place and of the same size as the ones on the outer rail. This may cause a person to draw a separate conclusion that each seat, in fact, needs not one but two seat stop clips to be welded into place for proper seat installation.

My searches through the forum for a definitive understanding of how this assembly works, so far, have been inconclusive. I've seen it mentioned that in some cases it was one stop clip, in others, two. This may be model year related.

Could someone with a pair of working and adjustable '74 seats installed in their car please chime in with an description of how many seat stop clips are required on each seat?

If the answer is "two clips per seat", where can I find individually available stops? I find it hard to believe that this would need to be personally fabricated but given the lack of individually available reproduction seat stop clips, I'm at a loss.

I've posted a classified ad to buy two of them but so far no luck. https://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifieds/detail.php?id=2035806

Thank you!

[Evil_Fiz]

This picture is brought to you by Samba user "74GhiaConvertible."
It looks like he/she resurrected the OE seat rails.

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[CiderGuy]

I would like to know the answer to this question also. I have replacement seat tracks and not sure where that small piece goes. I did call the vendor I purchased from, waiting for a call back.
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