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  1. 10-14-2010, 12:02 PM #1
    GirtAllerton72T
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    Early 70's Seats

    Early 70's Standard Seats for sale. Above average driver's condition. Interior completely rebuilt with larger bolsters by professional interior shop last year costing 850$ German vinyl in good condition with some scuffing from use. Chrome with some pitting and alittle light rust. Easily repaired / replaced. Only looking to recover part of my cost so pricing at 750$ for the set. Now the hard part, prefer local pick-up but willing to drive 2-3 hrs to help deliver. Otherwise buyer will have to cover cost of packaging and shipping. Have plenty of photos so just ask if you like to see more.

    Seat belts not included, Looking for a momo prototipo so may take alittle trade.

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  2. 10-15-2010, 01:35 AM #2
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    Is the seat the same with original seat for 69S? and Can your seat be used with the right hand drive car?

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    Quote Originally Posted by GirtAllerton72T View Post
    Interior completely rebuilt with larger bolsters by professional interior shop last year costing 850$ German vinyl in good condition with some scuffing from use.
    I have no interest in the sale but can speak highly of the quality of the work done on these seats. Girt referred me to the shop he used for these to have my own standard seats rebuilt. They did a great job on mine and I was able to retain the original upholstery which was still in very good shape.

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  4. 10-15-2010, 06:02 AM #4
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    Ed, Thanks for the bump and confirmation on the workmanship.

    Nammon, I can't state whether these seats are correct for 69. I know early seats had curved braces for the headrests but I am unsure of the years. Shipping to Belgium would be expensive and probably not worth the time vs finding seats overseas.

    Currently have 2 others from pelican who are local interested.

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  5. 10-15-2010, 05:59 PM #5
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    Sold pending payment
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