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I’m offering this ‘68-‘72 four way power A Body seat chassis. It is in good, working condition and has all major components required to install into an A body GM, with the exception of power seat mounting provisions found at most major restoration parts providers. Includes the functional chassis, wiring harness, 4way switch, and outboard trim skirt. Working as advertised (see video). New transmission drive belt installed as well as motor/transmission and track lubrication in 9/24.
SOLD——SOLD———SOLD!!!!
Not leftover junk., clean parts that I would install into my own vehicles. $900 plus the ride within the lower 48. Video of functional operation available to interested parties.
Last edited by Funkwagon455; May 3, 2025 at 10:21 AM.
Adding power seat A body mounting brackets to sweeten the deal. Video of track operation on my F-book page or PM phone for a text. New drive belt installed.
Price drop, $800 plus shipping…. I will be leaving out of country on the 24th for a month. If not sold before, please be advised that I will not ship until after my return on 11/26. Thanks for your interest.
Sorry Rick. I’m not going to break up a complete kit. Regarding the seat skirt, all you have to do is locate the switch hole in the seat frame and locate/drill/countersink the mounting holes..This is how I installed mine.. Pretty straightforward. Good luck!
Nice videos. I learned something. Yours is the correct 68-71 and maybe some of 72 single track forward backward unit. My car was late 72, and I am large, so I think I will hold out for a three cable (up/down and 2 track front/back) unit. Good price and item though. Thank you. I retract interest.
Will be available for purchase at the Pate Swap meet later this month for free pick up. Likely a complementary Shiner Bock included with purchase if being friendly.
