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July 27th 2009, 21:05
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The seat rails are GM monte carlo drivers side on both. They have a tilt, and they're cheap. The seats needed some love, having been in an accident and received a crappy repair job. I made the seats fit the GM rails when I was repairing the seat bottoms.
The seat mountings I made myself, they connect the tunnel to the chassis bracing in the body mounting channel. Cheers! 
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August 28th 2009, 06:46
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Hi,
first of all, this is my thread, I love it. This is the way my 1969er should look. But what do you guy think of this shifter:   It was made because I didn´t find a shifter that is "racy" enough for me. Rgs, Markus
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#4
August 28th 2009, 13:38
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Looks like the shifter is for sale out of Germany. -Dave
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