I'm pretty sure you're talking about the bolts at the bottom, inside the box that hold it to the deck. I've looked mine over with an eye to taking it off. If they had god heads on them, you could remove the seat mounting plate on top(another challenge) and get a socket on an extension down to them through the slots from above. If they're rounded or rotted off, are they such that trying to get an undersize or metric socket on them might work? If not, it likely will mean having to work through the hole at the back and will be a real pain in the neck any way you go at it. To get in there with any tool is a challenge. If they're rounded off, it's even more so.
Worse comes to worse, I suppose you could get in there with a cutting wheel on a Dremel (tedious, but small, cutting wheels are fragile)or a die grinder (better, if you can get it in there AND still see what you're doing) and cut the heads off, then proceed with your favorite combination of heat, penetrants, welded nuts, extracting gadgets or drilling to get them out.
That's about all I can come up with off the top of my head. I'll be watchin' with interest here hopin' to learn something.
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