WTB 69-72 bucket seats

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Old Mar 14, 2014 | 08:30 AM
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WTB 69-72 bucket seats

I need a set of white buckets for a 71 442....i know that it is very unlikely that someboda has exactly what i need...i would also be be willing to take the wrong color an use legendary parts to get them right...
Old Mar 21, 2014 | 06:34 AM
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Originally Posted by rollerball
I need a set of white buckets for a 71 442....i know that it is very unlikely that someboda has exactly what i need...i would also be be willing to take the wrong color an use legendary parts to get them right...
I have a pair of "parchment" buckets for a 68 cutlass? not sure if they fit a 71 or not? i guess i thought 68-72 were alike? Anyway - I'm asking $300 plus UPS for them. LMK if youre interested. Im in Ohio zIp 44622 if you want to get a shipping quote. It cost $90 to FedEx the last set i sold to MO from here,
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Old Mar 21, 2014 | 06:55 AM
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68 seats are not the same. You need 69-72 seats.

Originally Posted by Chesrown 67 OAI
I have a pair of "parchment" buckets for a 68 cutlass? not sure if they fit a 71 or not? i guess i thought 68-72 were alike? Anyway - I'm asking $300 plus UPS for them. LMK if youre interested. Im in Ohio zIp 44622 if you want to get a shipping quote. It cost $90 to FedEx the last set i sold to MO from here,
Old Mar 21, 2014 | 07:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Boiler_81
68 seats are not the same. You need 69-72 seats.

Ok -- Thanks for info ---


I guess these will be for sale to another person!!


Just for my curiosity? What would the difference be between 68 and 69. Is there a difference in the floor pan? Or height of the tracks? Or is it the style? the shell backs and release button position, etc. I know the release button is on side on the 68 and 69 is in center of back. 68's could be with or without headrest. All 69 and up are headrest.

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Old Mar 21, 2014 | 07:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Chesrown 67 OAI
Ok -- Thanks for info ---


I guess these will be for sale to another person!!


Just for my curiosity? What would the difference be between 68 and 69. Is there a difference in the floor pan? Or height of the tracks? Or is it the style? the shell backs and release button position, etc. I know the release button is on side on the 68 and 69 is in center of back. 68's could be with or without headrest. All 69 and up are headrest.
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68 seats are a direct bolt-in functional exchange but not the exact style due to lack of headrest and seat release lever.

They do well as a replacement seat for 67 cars, only difference is 67 has metal back cover and side skirts while 68 has plastic panels'

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Old Mar 21, 2014 | 07:33 AM
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Originally Posted by 66400
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68 seats are a direct bolt-in functional exchange but not the exact style due to lack of headrest and seat release lever.

They do well as a replacement seat for 67 cars, only difference is 67 has metal back cover and side skirts while 68 has plastic panels'

Henry
68 Seats have the provision in the seatback frame to add 69-72 style headrests, as it was an option (although very rare) to have headrests in 68.

The only difference otherwise is the side seatbacklock release (which many folks actually prefer)

All that said... I wouldn't pay extra for 68 seats if they were "incorrect" for your 69-72 car-however if you found some for a good price- they would still work fine if you weren't concerned about the side release button being "incorrect".
Old Mar 24, 2014 | 01:43 AM
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In '68 it was recommended to have headrests if you had a reclining seat! In '69 headrests were mandatory.
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