[SOLD] 66/67 A and B body Bucket seat frames and slides

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66 A body (also interchanges with 67 A & B body)

The seat base is the same part number 66 + 67
The backs interchange but do not have the provisions for a head rest that a true 67 has.

All parts have been primed after professionally media blasted / chemically rust removed. They come from a wrecking yard here on the front range of northern Colorado 80526. It is now completely crushed out and bare dirt. :(

Seat base #1 and #2 have some rust along the rear edge.

#1 is the most extensive and the backs of the springs are rusted as well

#2 has some rust on the rear frame but the springs look good with the slightest amount of pitting.

The rest are in excellent shape.

#1 seat base (this is the worst of the lot)
$25.00 plus shipping


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#2 seat base (this is the 2nd worst of the lot)
$35.00 plus shipping

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#3 seat base
$40.00.00 plus shipping
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#4 seat base
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$40.00.00 plus shipping
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#5 seat base
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$40.00.00 plus shipping
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All are in excellent condition

#6 seat back
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$40.00.00 plus shipping

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#7 seat back
$40.00.00 plus shipping
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#8 seat back
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$40.00.00 plus shipping
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#9 seat back
$40.00 plus shipping

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Slides are 66 specific and only the upper 1/2.

Each set, #10, #11, #12, #13 is a left and right for one seat

(No way I was going to stick my hand in under a car on blocks for 50 years :eek: )

I have 3 of the same side and 1 of the opposite side. #10 & #11 would make a set.

#12 & #13 are the same as #11

All slides were hot tanked then media blasted and primed.

There is no grease on the bearings to not contaminate the paintabe surfaces.

All levers mode freely and the slides open and close as they should. The slides are very stiff with no lube but once painted and lubed will slide as expected.

All are in great shape with only the minimalist amount of pitting on #12 & #13 along the bottom most edge

During the cleaning process one large ball-bearing fell out and was lost, I bought Stainless Steel replacements and replaced it ( I don't know which slide it was but once the bolts and nuts are attached to the seat base the ball can no longer come out)



#10 (drivers)
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$20.00 plus shipping
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#11 (passenger)
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$20.00 plus shipping
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#12 (passenger)
$20.00 plus shipping
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#13 (passenger)
$20.00 plus shipping
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Got a question for you or anyone Else here stripped and own a lot of 67 Cudas bought Grandmas 67 notch Deluxe Interior car about 20yrs ago with Bucket seats and Headrests never took it apart Until I got a redone 67 fastbackl Commando Car with redone Buckets seats in it Oldman Mopar and I Tried to put the headrests in the Fastback But there where no provision holes in the rear frames so we could not do it same year cars so could the fastback have 66 back bucket frames or can you only use headrests for 67 on back frames that had headrests ???
 
year cars so could the fastback have 66 back bucket frames or can you only use headrests for 67 on back frames that had headrests
I'll post a 66 and a 67 frame photo for you. They will look the same when covered, mount the same on the base (which is the same) and is designed for the metal back and sides. ( Which are the same as well)


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