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04-09-2004, 10:04 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: DALLAS,TX
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Local DFW Guys, WTT.....
...... some bucket seats from a 96 Nissan Altima. They are grey cloth w/the seat belt stantions attached (w/seatbelt buckles included), tilt for/aft, removable headrests, & all the plastic trim (in decent shape). The seats aren't perfect but they would be something cheap for a driver..... or maybe more w/some effort.
I got these in a swap & was going to mount them on one of my CST bucket seat frames so I cut one of the mounting brackets off the pass side (import cars have weird shaped floors & I cut part of the bracket that had a weird 90deg angle off so I could bolt the seats in flat). I decided to just use the CST buckets so I can get them to the upholstery guy right away & save fab time. I'm looking for a set of clean, straight trailing arms to trade or maybe....... ??????
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