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Old 07-29-2014, 03:16 PM   #1
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Help ID These bucket seats (again with more pics)?

SO guy came and bought some parts and spotted an old bench seat I have laying around. Wants to trade my bench for his C10 buckets!!! But when he sent me pics, I can't figure out what this buckets are out of. I posted this once before and guys were asking for pics from bottom. So here they are.
Also a pic of my bench. Should I still trade? I have another clean bench and really don't need two of them. THANKS

Here's my bench. Decent driver quality. Kind of brittle on the vinyl, especially on the top/rear of seat.


Here's his buckets



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Old 07-29-2014, 03:22 PM   #2
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Re: Help ID These bucket seats (again with more pics)?

Certainly not Blazer seats or like any that I have ever seen!
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Old 07-29-2014, 03:27 PM   #3
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Re: Help ID These bucket seats (again with more pics)?

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=635200

Here's my original posts. People were guessing all kinds of stuff. I just wonder if you guys would trade? Would you run them in a street truck? What are my options? Thanks!
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Old 07-29-2014, 03:32 PM   #4
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Re: Help ID These bucket seats (again with more pics)?

They are still ford utility van seats and it looks like a buddy bucket bottom frame but the 2 bucket seats are from a ford van mid 1970's if I remember correctly .

It looks like someone replaced the original buddy buckets witht the ford seats do you notice the 2 sets of mounting holes and the seat frame sticks out past the edge of the seat in the front , STILL FORD VAN SEATS . It's your truck run whatever seat makes you happy .
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Old 07-29-2014, 03:38 PM   #5
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Re: Help ID These bucket seats (again with more pics)?

for my opinion, i would re-do the bench and run it.
it looks like either the bench or the buckets will need recovered(maybe foam work on buckets?)

im a fan of the bench though. the center console looks kinda funny a bit?

if recovered and done nice, i imagine the buckets could look fair.
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Old 07-31-2014, 09:58 AM   #6
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Re: Help ID These bucket seats (again with more pics)?

Thanks guys.
I have nothing in the bench seat and have a much nicer one I was planning on running so I think I will do the trade.
Grumpy- I wasn't saying you were wrong, some people were saying they were from a Chevy. Just wanted some opinions. I may never run them but I will have them laying around. I may end up reshaping some foam and doing some custom buckets some day. Now go find me some $0.99 C-10 buddy buckets...
Are you saying the frame and console are C10 buddy buckets and only the seats have been swapped? Thanks for the info
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Re: Help ID These bucket seats (again with more pics)?

The frame and center console are correct buddy buckets...and the most expensive and difficult parts to locate. I too would do the trade and run them as is until I was able to locate the correct seats. The two sets of mounting holes are there from the factory, that frame has not been modified.
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Old 08-01-2014, 07:20 AM   #8
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Re: Help ID These bucket seats (again with more pics)?

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Thanks guys.
I have nothing in the bench seat and have a much nicer one I was planning on running so I think I will do the trade.
Grumpy- I wasn't saying you were wrong, some people were saying they were from a Chevy. Just wanted some opinions. I may never run them but I will have them laying around. I may end up reshaping some foam and doing some custom buckets some day. Now go find me some $0.99 C-10 buddy buckets...
Are you saying the frame and console are C10 buddy buckets and only the seats have been swapped? Thanks for the info
YES ! the frame and center look correct someone just bolted ford van seats to it , Find a set of blazer high backs and then it will look great .
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