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Old 09-07-2023, 08:03 PM   #1
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Better to part out partial buddy buckets or sell as one unit?

I purchased 3/4 of a set of 66 GMC buddy buckets. For whatever reason the driver's seat was missing. I need to know if I would do better parting out or selling as is? Any advice would be appreciated.
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Old 09-07-2023, 11:34 PM   #2
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Re: Better to part out partial buddy buckets or sell as one unit?

Hmm. Good question.

I would look for a single seat for a while to try and complete the set.

If I couldn’t find one, part out.
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Old 09-08-2023, 12:10 AM   #3
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Re: Better to part out partial buddy buckets or sell as one unit?

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Hmm. Good question.

I would look for a single seat for a while to try and complete the set.

If I couldn’t find one, part out.
Thanks for the advice. I am sure they aren't worth as much in parts. I have had a few sets of these but never much for parts. I have 2 sets of the International ones now but the seats are totally different. I was hoping they would be the same but no luck. To the right person with a Suburban, I could probably put the IH seats and console on this frame and sell them. That is what is nice on the IH console as it is self supporting and doesn't need a cab to rest against. I will still keep my eyes open for a single seat.
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Old 09-08-2023, 12:52 AM   #4
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Re: Better to part out partial buddy buckets or sell as one unit?

Slosh Tubz makes reproduction buddy bucket seats. Maybe they'd sell you a single seat to complete your set.

https://store6485054.company.site/#!...egory=18977114
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Slosh Tubz makes reproduction buddy bucket seats. Maybe they'd sell you a single seat to complete your set.

https://store6485054.company.site/#!...egory=18977114
I have a few buddy bucket parts if you’re looking.
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Old 06-27-2024, 12:41 AM   #6
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Re: Better to part out partial buddy buckets or sell as one unit?

Looking for a driver's seat if anyone has one. If not, I will just sell as is
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Old 06-27-2024, 10:26 AM   #7
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Re: Better to part out partial buddy buckets or sell as one unit?

You mention the year 1966 buddy buckets, just curious I would think that was a low bought option .
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Re: Better to part out partial buddy buckets or sell as one unit?

And I believe a gmc only option in 66.
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Old 06-27-2024, 09:23 PM   #9
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And I believe a gmc only option in 66.
to my knowledge you are correct, only the second set i've ever seen so i'd they are very rare.
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to my knowledge you are correct, only the second set i've ever seen so i'd they are very rare.

Yeah they are rare but rare doesn't make desireable
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Looking for a driver's seat if anyone has one. If not, I will just sell as is
I had the seat you are missing but sold it to a board member here. I only sold it because i didn't figure i would see another set of 66 gmc seats. Russ from iowa is who bought it and may still have it. I know he had family issues and hasn't been around much lately. I will see if i can find his board name.
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I had the seat you are missing but sold it to a board member here. I only sold it because i didn't figure i would see another set of 66 gmc seats. Russ from iowa is who bought it and may still have it. I know he had family issues and hasn't been around much lately. I will see if i can find his board name.
That would be awesome! I will appreciate it
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That would be awesome! I will appreciate it
His board name is countr. Looks like he hasn't been on in a couple of months. As i say. he had alot of things in his life recently.
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