Howdy people, cosgig here. up for sale in this listing is a set of front bucket and rear seats as removed from a 1969 Barracuda notchback. The buckets would also be correct for 68 cars, and of course the rear seat will fit any 67-69 notchback. Here’s the details…
All of the seats were recovered at one time in the past, not with a stock cover. The covers aren’t in horrible shape, but they’re dingy, all could be used as is. The seat backs on the buckets have lost their cover material, although I do have it, and one of the hardboard backs is broken. All the pieces are there so it could be remade easily enough. All of the frames for every seat are in nice condition, nothing more than surface rust, no broken springs, some foam missing here and there, but a recover is certainly in their future. The tracks for the buckets are in really nice, solid condition, no broken studs, nothing more than surface rust, and the bolts are all present. There is only one tip handle, and no slide knobs, but the tracks all work as intended. All 4 hinge covers are also in place, none are cracked or damaged. All in all, a very good set of seats to recover and put right in, or just use them as is for now.
The price for all the components is $600, pickup only at my home near Ann Arbor, Michigan. These can also be delivered to the Mopar Nats on Friday only, as that’s the only day I’ll be there. As usual, message with any questions, and enjoy those Mopars. Geof
All of the seats were recovered at one time in the past, not with a stock cover. The covers aren’t in horrible shape, but they’re dingy, all could be used as is. The seat backs on the buckets have lost their cover material, although I do have it, and one of the hardboard backs is broken. All the pieces are there so it could be remade easily enough. All of the frames for every seat are in nice condition, nothing more than surface rust, no broken springs, some foam missing here and there, but a recover is certainly in their future. The tracks for the buckets are in really nice, solid condition, no broken studs, nothing more than surface rust, and the bolts are all present. There is only one tip handle, and no slide knobs, but the tracks all work as intended. All 4 hinge covers are also in place, none are cracked or damaged. All in all, a very good set of seats to recover and put right in, or just use them as is for now.
The price for all the components is $600, pickup only at my home near Ann Arbor, Michigan. These can also be delivered to the Mopar Nats on Friday only, as that’s the only day I’ll be there. As usual, message with any questions, and enjoy those Mopars. Geof
