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Old 01-20-2011, 02:54 AM   #1
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'69/'72 Bucket Seat Question?

What went behind the seats to cover the gas tank from the factory? I know there were some screws involved- any pics would be helpful. Thanks Jim
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Re: '69/'72 Bucket Seat Question?

Matching loop carpeting, that also matched the floor in color covered the gas tank.
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Old 01-20-2011, 03:11 AM   #3
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Re: '69/'72 Bucket Seat Question?

So there's a metal strip to hold the carpet? All bucket seat optioned trucks had carpet- no rubber mats?
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So there's a metal strip to hold the carpet? All bucket seat optioned trucks had carpet- no rubber mats?
What I can remember and it's been a while, that there was no strips, in was more like small flat oval clips (dime size) that held a tucked and hemmed carpet in with small screws, mine was actually in good shape so it hard to say. I don't believe 69-72 trucks came in a bucket seat/mat combo, at least I never seen one.
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Old 01-20-2011, 05:47 AM   #5
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What went behind the seats to cover the gas tank from the factory? I know there were some screws involved- any pics would be helpful. Thanks Jim
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Matching loop carpeting, that also matched the floor in color covered the gas tank.
Here are a few shots of the original interior in my A50 optioned 69, last pic is showing the factory retaining clips that secure the upper edge of carpet to the cab. Mel
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Old 01-20-2011, 07:11 AM   #6
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Re: '69/'72 Bucket Seat Question?

IIRC, In 71/72 (not sure about 69/70) anything but Custom Deluxe could have buckets. I believe that's what I read in the '71 dealer data book I have. I have never seen a Custom with buckets that I can recall. If there are any,maybe just the cardboard tank cover was added?
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