Is this a oldsmobile bucket seat?

 

GM for sure. 67-68.
But they look a lot like a 67 Cutlass Supreme.
Get a tape measure on the total height and height of the seatback.

Snap a better pic of the seatback release and adjuster ****?

https://www.legendaryautointeriors.c...-buckets-black

 

Just saw this
https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...uckets-155566/

 

How many different upholstery patterns were there for the 66 - 442? I think these are 66 seats.

 

They are 67 cutlass supreme or 442. Nothing special.

 

67 would have a seatback release button on the outboard sides. I can't tell from the photos if these have the button or not. If not, they're 1966.

 

In the 3rd picture I don't see the seat back lock striker on the outboard hinge, so I'm thinking '66. To the OP, is the seat back metal and is there a release button on the side?

 

The seat back is metal and no release button. Here are a couple of pics. I have had these seats since 1980. They came in a 1948 ****** panel truck. Sorry for them being dirty. It ****** a;so had a 4 speed console.

 

Metal backs with no release are 1966 only (as are the seat frames, assuming there really isn't a release mechanism inside and it's just been disabled). The upholstery pattern is neither 1966 nor 1967 Oldsmobile. I don't have the expertise on the other divisions' patterns.

Here is 1966, full size on the left and Cutlass on the right. Note, FYI, that the Starfire seats are the same as the Cutlass seats.





Here's 1967, full size first and Cutlass Supreme (the only Cutlass available with buckets that year) below.

 

I was looking on the internet and found this site ( connersmotorcar.com ). He sold a 66 - 442 with the same style of seats as mine. Steve

 

Well, the other 66 442 on that site has the correct upholstery. Only the Cutlass 2dr models were available with bucket seats from the factory in 1966.




This pattern in the other car they sold appears to be an incorrect aftermarket interior kit.




The 1966 F85 had a completely different pattern with an X-shaped stitching pattern, and only bench seats were offered, even with the 442 option on an F85 or F85 Deluxe that year.

 

Here is a pic of the console that was with the seats. Also has the 442 shifter, Steve

 

That's the 1964-69 manual trans console. The vacuum gauge was only used in the 1966 model year, which is consistent with the seats.