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Thread: 67-68 Recaro Bucket Seats, Sliders & Tilt brackets

  1. 05-04-2017, 08:00 AM #1
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    67-68 Recaro Bucket Seats, Sliders & Tilt brackets

    <br/>FS: One pair of original 67-68 Recaro buckets with factory sliders and tilt brackets, fully restored by Specialty Cars of Allentown Pa. The fiberglass buckets had repairs to the bottoms of them where they had slots cut for lap belts and a few small drill holes in the sides as seen in the photos. The covers were made by Autos International to match the original cover materials and installed by Specialty Cars. The sliders and headrest supports were re-plated as well as all of the hardware. The driver side tilt bracket had 2 broken hinges; they were repaired and both tilt brackets were then powder coated. The original Recaro knobs for the tilt brackets and sliders were cleaned and reinstalled.

    All photos of the restoration process can be viewed here. Any questions, please feel free to ask; email preferred at speccar@verizon.net

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  2. 05-04-2017, 09:57 AM #2
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    very nice seats! Are those really factory tilt brackets?

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    Thank you! Yes, the tilt brackets are original. Check out the full restoration: click here for restoration photos.


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    very nice seats! Are those really factory tilt brackets?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jules Dielen View Post
    very nice seats! Are those really factory tilt brackets?
    Yes, they are. The telltale is the small stamping at the corner of the weld plate on the rear portion (4 small round stamps at the corner of that postage stamp size piece)
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    Wow! Wish that I could afford these! Beautiful!
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    They look good in my living room, but they would look really good in someone's car! PM's replied to!
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