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Replacing a Driver's Seat Frame. Seat frames are basically what give your car seats their shape. They're used to give your seats general support using slender pieces of steel joined together to form your seats' skeleton.
Answer: The vast majority of new cars are produced with what is called unit-body or unibody design, in which the body itself acts as the frame. In a unibody car, the sheet-metal floor pan, the fenders and the roof, among other parts, are welded and bolted together to carry the load of the car. The wheels are simply attached to the body. A dying breed of car, however, features full-body frames. These cars have two heavy steel beams that run the length of the car. The wheels are attached to this frame, and it bears the load of the entire car. Automobiles that have full frames are often touted as being safer than unibody cars. It is not always true, though, that a unibody car is unsafe in a moderate collision.