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For me it came down to this. The seats were very nice, high quality and free. So I bought a pair of donor frames for $20 cut some 1/8 flat steel and welded them up. There are lots of import tuner guys that take great seats out of cars to put in APC seats so the can have that F-n-F look. Search the salvage yards and tuner shops and see what you can find, you might come out far better on the $$ end and have a much better seat.
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I appreciate both of your viewpoints and responses. This may be something I would consider. DIYing isn't something I do often or gladly. Like building my fence or my deck, or stringing my tennis racquets -- I do it or have done it because it's what's best. This just may fall into that category. We'll see... (I really wish I would derive some pleasure or pride from these things.)
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i had a company that specializes in seat brackets make me a set to fit momo seats in my 74 sb utilizing the stock pedestal mount and tracks.
they have premade jigs to fabricate many seat/car combinations. i paid $75 each..quality is ok..for now www.wedgeengineering.net |
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how is this for some creativity..both front seats and rear seats....saw this car at the VW Classic
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Last edited by VWader04; October 15th 2004 at 23:13. |
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Creative, for sure. I would only need one seat like that, though. No one else would ride with me.
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