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WTB: Matching intact seats (OEM or aftermarket)


Fletcher

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In my 76 02, I currently have an original tan passenger seat in really bad shape covered with with a cheap seat cover an a 74 brown driver seat with wide posted headrest with splits in base & back upholstery.  On the floor of the garage I have the tan drivers side Recaro LS that was in it when I got it.  
 

What I’d like is two seats that match and at least color coordinate with a tan interior. 
 

The dream would be a passengers side unbent Recaro in need of restoration like the drivers I have. As I’m tall and I fit a lot better in the lower-sitting LS than the OEM.  
 

The fiscal reality though is I can’treally afford Recaro or their restoration as that seems to be in the >$1K range either way and my budget is well below that.  
 

So.. WTB:

 

a pair of any year OEMs in better shape than mine (pics) that color coordinate with my interior. 

 

OR

 

a 74 passenger that matches my driver. 
 

OR

 

A pair of Unicorns:

Aftermarket seats that match, are in good condition and color coordinate that for some reason are impossibly inexpensive. 
 

All: within 1 day round trip local pickup range of Seattle metro or include shipping 
 

thanks!

 

interior color (Esty kit, not yet installed)

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seats in it now

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the Recaro LS

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Edited by Fletcher
Forgot 3rd aftermarket option & typos
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