Re: Seats

[Dodger7998@xxxxxxx]

I have a friend who used a set in his 69 baracuda convert, should make no  
difference as to what year, and as I remember, the drivers is electric for  
adjustment, if someone on the list is interested in going this route, I do 
have  a couple sets of them, contact me off of list if interested
 
 
In a message dated 6/16/2009 8:38:48 A.M. Central Daylight Time,  
spigot2039@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:


I've  seen the Sebring convertible bucket seats used, but I can't remember 
the car.  Seems I recall that he had the seats reupholstered with a period 
correct  vinyl. I don't think there is much difference what year Sebring. 
Arn't the  belt clamps mechanical? The computer tie in may be only for dash nag 
noise,  which 1965s have a force shield to prevent. ;) I believe some Dodge 
Ram trucks  also have bucket seats with built in seat belts, but I'm not 
sure. The truck  seats would be maybe too big for the '65 anyway?

Thanks,
Gary  H.   

-----Original Message-----

>I am thinking  about upgrading the bucket seats in my '65 Coronet 500. 
Photos of Sebring  convertible bucket seats look like they will be a good 
option as they have the  restraint system built in. Has anyone done this swap? Is 
there a preferred  year? What about overcoming any computer tie in for the 
restraints. Thanks  guys.
>
>
>'65 Coronet 500 stroker  


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