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Old 01-07-2019, 04:40 PM   #1
landarts
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: Star, Idaho
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Lowering Buddy Bucket Seats

Has anyone ever lowered Buddy Bucket seat frames? I finally have finished my long project and now able to drive the truck. I acquired a set of Buddy Bucket seats during the build and tore them down, sandblasted, painted, added new foam and new upholstery. Now that they are in the truck I am sitting higher than I would like. I am 6'3" and my line of sight is right where the tint on the new windshield is.

I was thinking of fabricating a new set of frame end plates. I have a drawing from the forum and I also have the set in my truck for reference. By fabricating new plates, I would still have the original ones to go back on if I decide to sell them and go to a bench. I still have enough of the single stage black left to shoot the newly fabricated ones.

I have attached image of my seats and a image of the side plate drawings. I marked them in red where I thought I would lose 1.5" and keep the same angle. Any thoughts would be helpful.
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