1972 Truck Bucket Seats
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Got a pair of bucket seats here from I believe a '72 based on the stamping on the back of the foam and the scroll pattern in the vinyl. They are in fair condition the passenger one is actually pretty decent with just a few spots where the vinyl is tore. The driver is pretty rough but I would assume you would want to refoam/recover these seats anyways. Any questions let me know. Prefer local pickup but could ship at buyers expense.
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:chevy:Lowered price
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Still available. Price on bucket seats lowered to: $500+shipping
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Interested In the driver side seat tracks if you decide to separate
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Wish you where closer they would be sold
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$144.95 shipped station to station Greyhound $195.59 station to door $238.94 through FedEx Planning to ship in Uhaul box |
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good morning would you ship Greyhound station to station for $575.00?
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Please explain how greyhound shipping work
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Tried Greyhound once...enough said.
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pm sent
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I have shipped skids of stuff on trucks, terminal to terminal, usually under $300 per skid...I going to list white seats in future is why I asked
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When shipping bulky items I use fastenall. I have shipped a few anvils and on a standard pallet easily cost about a $150.I had a 410 pound anvil ship from Aberdeen Washington to Austin Texas for a $175 .They are a good source to use as they have terminals in most major cities and surrounding areas And the 3rd party logistics team That works for fastenall is easy to deal with .
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you have a pm.
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Okay so I want to be fair to all. I believe that "Miller's Metal" is first in line as he sent me a PM this afternoon(and wrote in public thread that he had sent message) stating that he would take the seats if the shipping came in around $200, I was unable to get a shipping quote for him until later in the day, shortly after I messaged him with a quote the member "Davischevy" posted in the main thread "I'll take them". I have now received confirmation from Miller's Metal that he will take them with the shipping I quoted. Who should be first in line for this sale? I just want to make this a fair sale
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