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Join Date: Apr 2001
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Where to get buckets w/adj lumbar?
Just like it says.... I'm looking for factory style car seats that had manual style adjustable lumbar support. What's in your driveway? Does it have manually adjusted lumbar controls?
Let me know what's out there.
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My 1980 volvo 264 does. Pretty sure my 84 had them too.
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I guess your Volvo is the only one out there so far . . .....
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My dad's 99 S10 and my 88 Trooper have it, but either of those might be too narrow to fit well in a bigger truck.
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you can try a 4 door chevy nova of about 85-91 as some of these had manual lumbar. you can see the lever in the pic just a little ways up from the console on the drivers seat
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Both of my S10's have had that.
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Let's see, my '84 1/2 Mustang and '02 Trooper both had manual lumbar seats. My 2001 Silverado has them as well. I "think" my wife's Fiero back in the day had it too.
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OK. S10's, Troopers, the fake Nova, early fox Mustangs, & late model chevy trucks all had this option.
Now it's time to start looking. Thanks everyone. If more can be added, feel free to do so.
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I've got GT seats out of a 93 Mustang waiting to go into my truck, they have adjustable lumbar too.
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my 91 accord has it
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I think a lot of later model Mustang's without the power seat had manual lumbar. I have a '97 Expedition that has power seats but the lumbar is manual.
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04 VW Jetta has them along with manual hight adjustment and are heated. Don't know about older models.
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My wifes 05 Element has them. And the seats are coated in a nylon rubbery type material that is water resistant.
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The original seat in my 70 had one on the drivers side. My wife had my seat redone and had the guy but one in. It had a ball that you would pump. Look around and im shure you can find them new to add to any seat. The original buckets that I have in my 70 now both have heaters in them. You can add anything to any set if you want.
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My 90 Beretta GTZ also had the manual pump for the lumbar.
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Why settle for manual lumbar. My 00 Jimmy has power lumbar (and heat, the wife loves that).
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I'm pretty sure the Toyota Celica's mid 80's and up have them, if you don't mind the rice paddy effect (lol).
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My '91 Plymouth Grand Voyager had power seat with manual lumbar adjustment.
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WHYBYNU when old will do?
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86 Camaro too.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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I put 93 mazda MX6 seats in my truck.. drivers side has crotch support
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I put 2 electric seat motors in my GF's old 98 Mustang. Both times it was the same motor (the one that moves the seat foward/back). When the second one crapped out (averaging 1 a year) I swapped to manual control & didn't have any more problems moving the seat the rest of the time we had the car. The manual set-up was $26 for both seat tracks & the actuating lever, plus a one time installation. Each electric motor was $100+ & required removal of the seat which typically didn't get 'stuck' in an ideal position for accessing the seat bolts. I figure manually adjustable lumbar support works just as well as electronic & there's no worries about motor failure.
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