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Skinned knuckles
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Longview, Washington
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Can you identify these bucket seats?
I picked these up last night and was told they were from a motorhome, but not sure what year. In trying to identify them through googley images I came across an ebay add for a complete set with bracket and console stating they were 67-72 Buddies. Sure they will work as such, but I'd like to know what they may be from originally so I can get seat covers if I decide to. I searched and searched but haven't seen anything with adjusters and springs on the bottom like these. Unless the bottoms are enclosed with a cover? Thanks for any info y'all can provide!
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Re: Can you identify these bucket seats?
They look kind of like full size Jeep Wagoneer to me.
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Skinned knuckles
Join Date: Oct 2006
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Re: Can you identify these bucket seats?
They do look very wagoneerish.
Upon further searching I came across these from a mopar van. Now I'm led to believe these were from a derdge type motorhome maybe..
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Skinned knuckles
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Longview, Washington
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Re: Can you identify these bucket seats?
They do look very wagoneerish.
Upon further searching I came across these from a mopar van. Now I'm led to believe these were from a derdge type motorhome maybe..
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Re: Can you identify these bucket seats?
Those are 100% for sure mopar. Van and ramcharger were interchangeable. Never seen arm rest on low back. The highbacks were called commander with swivel and armrests
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Skinned knuckles
Join Date: Oct 2006
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Re: Can you identify these bucket seats?
Thanks mrtoni! They'll work for me and I'm glad to know for sure where they originated. They are super comfy. I'm sitting on one in the garage right now watching tv while stalling on the replacement of the pwr steering pump in my 70 c20.
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