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bucket seat identification
I came across a set of rough bucket seats, and I am having trouble deciding what they originally came out of. I searched and found some good information and pictures, but I am not sure if mine match any of them. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
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Re: bucket seat identification
69-70 truck (not blazer)
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Re: bucket seat identification
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Pictures of the ones I just removed from a '69 CST in post #33 here. http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...=806778&page=2 LockDoc
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Re: bucket seat identification
The easiest way to tell 69/70s from 71/72s is the back sides taper in more and the scroll work runs down the center. I feel the backs look thinner (69/70) to my eyes. It may just be they are less bolstered
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Re: bucket seat identification
Thanks to all of you. The seats were in a 1948 GMC-they were way ahead of their time!! Thanks again.
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