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Re: 73-75 vs 76-77 bucket seats
Yes 73-75 foam is different shape then 76-77. Not sure if actual frames are different but I do know one difference is gonna be the rear bolt hole spacing is different, 73-75 is spaced at 3.75 inches and 76-77 is spaced at 5 inches. The only time this becomes an issue is if your trying to set up the seats in a truck with truck brackets. If your using k5 brackets to go into a blazer than it doesn’t apply as that 2nd inner bolt hole isn’t used. Besides that I believe the seats are identical
What exactly are you trying to figure out to do? If you have a set of 73-75 seats and want to trade for a 76-77 set I have 3 nice pairs. |
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Re: 73-75 vs 76-77 bucket seats
Thanks for the reply
I’ve got two complete sets of seat and brackets. the later brackets and seats are in better shape and I would rather use them but the holes in the floor of my 73 k5 seem off. I know that the seats are blazer seats I took them out..Plus to complicate it I have distintive industry seat covers ordered for the early seats. I’m trying to cobble one set out off parts
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Re: 73-75 vs 76-77 bucket seats
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Re: 73-75 vs 76-77 bucket seats
I saw your post on TCKR's thread and thought I would ask here - instead of there - about the differences between 73-75 and 76-77. If you would post some pics of what you got that would be great, there is insufficient info out there regarding squarebody buckets, IMO. What you have could be helpful.
I was lucky enough to score some "medallion" style buckets that I now know are 76-77 seats, but my goal is to reupholster them into 73-75 versions. I am wondering if there is any reason I could not simply refoam and recover them, or if there is some structural difference that means I should abandon this idea.
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Re: 73-75 vs 76-77 bucket seats
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Let me know if you try this. I have multiple sets of 76-77 and would like one more of 73-75 style. |
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Re: 73-75 vs 76-77 bucket seats
If there was a difference in the frame I would think it would be at the tops where on the early style it’ll be more narrow than the later style
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