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Seats for Sale


Tony_A

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Price: $200
Location: Louisville, KY


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Selling 2 seats. They're both in great condition, they were reupholstered a few years ago. Comes with the sliders and some hardware. I bought a set of corbeau seats so I'd like these to go to a good home. Price is $200 plus shipping, or local pick up in Louisville KY.

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4 hours ago, JohnP_02 said:

Thanks Tony, I was looking for some for the 69 I just picked up so will pass for now. GLWS!

 

John 


John,

 

For starters, ’69 seats will have chromed recliners and, those with headrests, have “tubular” headrests. Late 1973 seats, such as these, have black splatter-painted recliners and “eared” headrests.

 

But it might be even more complicated than that: I believe that during the 1969 model year, 2002 seats changed from the earlier “wide backrests” to the subsequent “narrow backrests”. Mike Self’s bought-new February 1969 2002, I believe, has the wide backrests. Given that headrests were just being deployed in very late 1968 — to meet a January 1, 1969 Federal deadline — and wide backrests were likely phased out during the 1969 model year, some “correct” 1969 seats might be difficult to find. If you’re looking for “factory correct”, we probably first need to know your car’s manufacturing date. Then we need to figure out which of three styles best fits your car’s manufacturing date: (1.) wide backrest without headrest; (2.) wide backrest with headrest; and (3.) narrow backrest with headrest.

 

Best regards,

 

Steve

 

 

 

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1976 2002 Polaris, 2742541 (original owner)

1973 2002tii Inka, 2762757 (not-the-original owner)

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Hey M42002,

 

The color scheme is really nice! Oddly the rest of my car has black upholstery. My car is a bit of a strange mish-mash of stuff from some time before i bought it. I'm slowly going through and trying to make it look consistent.

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