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Re: BUCKET SEATS in a 1984 ??
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The steel is 3/16" thick, heavy duty.
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Larry 84 Chevy SWB, "Roy", dark blue orig paint, 6 cyl auto, PS, 88,000 miles. 72 Highlander LWB "Olive" med olive over lt yellow, air, 77,000 miles (sold) "It's a sorry man who can't find his wife a good job" Last edited by hooverfish; 11-17-2021 at 02:06 PM. |
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Re: BUCKET SEATS in a 1984 ??
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Re: BUCKET SEATS in a 1984 ??
Yes, definitely will post pics when I get there. My seat covers were ordered about 3 weeks after TKCR's were ordered,
so it's gonna be a while. Maybe can get seats installed and temporarily drive with the old seat covers which are not terrible. I saw a picture of a support 'bar' somewhere (cant remember where) that fits under the console to bring it to proper height. Anyone have any ideas where to find one, or an alternate solution ?? Or is that not needed ??
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Re: BUCKET SEATS in a 1984 ??
Not sure. I think most people bolt the console directly to the floor. If the height isn’t to your liking I imagine some spacers with a “support bar” could be easily mocked up
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Re: BUCKET SEATS in a 1984 ??
Making some progress. Got the bench removed, cleaned the floor, drilled the rear/center hole,
test fit the drivers seat. No problems (knock on wood). Still need to get center/front brackets welded. I really like the saddle color with the dark blue, that's why I ordered saddle seat covers. Of course I will have to paint the door panels, order new dash pad, etc.
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Larry 84 Chevy SWB, "Roy", dark blue orig paint, 6 cyl auto, PS, 88,000 miles. 72 Highlander LWB "Olive" med olive over lt yellow, air, 77,000 miles (sold) "It's a sorry man who can't find his wife a good job" |
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Re: BUCKET SEATS in a 1984 ??
Oh man that’s gonna look great
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Re: BUCKET SEATS in a 1984 ??
Loving it so far! It’s going to look awesome.
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