The AC is it original?
C2 seats
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Since this thread is already hoplessly hijacked, here's the late C3 seats I put in the '64. Planned for them to be an interim replacement of the exhausted stock seats until I found something I wanted for the long haul. That was maybe 15 years ago and these aren't leaving the car.
Sorry about the lousy pic, it's the only one handy...........
Sorry about the lousy pic, it's the only one handy...........
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Just to get back on track a decent (no rips, no cracking, no stains, no significantly worn areas), usable pair of seats from your 67 (with headrests and tracks, ready to bolt in) would sell between $750.00 and $900.00 around here. REALLY nice pair, looking as almost new, would go between $1,000.00 and $1,200.00.
Aloha
Rich
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RF:
Just to get back on track a decent (no rips, no cracking, no stains, no significantly worn areas), usable pair of seats from your 67 (with headrests and tracks, ready to bolt in) would sell between $750.00 and $900.00 around here. REALLY nice pair, looking as almost new, would go between $1,000.00 and $1,200.00.
Aloha
Rich
Just to get back on track a decent (no rips, no cracking, no stains, no significantly worn areas), usable pair of seats from your 67 (with headrests and tracks, ready to bolt in) would sell between $750.00 and $900.00 around here. REALLY nice pair, looking as almost new, would go between $1,000.00 and $1,200.00.
Aloha
Rich
Is there another C2 parts forum with cheap seats? I see some ripped 66seats for $800 and a set of 67 with nice covers for $1200. Where are the almost new 67's with headrests and slides for $1000 bucks?
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From: Russellville, Kentucky 1967 Sting Ray & 2001 C5
Thanks for the info and the entertaining thread guys.... I used to be into keeping my car original and finding the right dated stuff... But once I Tune Ported the car, it's no holds barred now.
I'm not keeping the car original for the next guy... if he doesn't like my mods, he's not the right buyer for the car. I don't know if I hurt the value of the car or not, but it sure runs better and is more comfortable. I stated earlier, I have all the pieces to go back to stock, but I cant imagine why anyone would.
Its a base 67 'numbers matching' 300 horse coupe. No big deal. I'm gonna drive the $hit out of it and die happy.
The next guy can decide what he wants to do with it...
I won't care
Thanks guys. I'll prolly keep the stuff just cuz I'm a certified pack rat.
I'm not keeping the car original for the next guy... if he doesn't like my mods, he's not the right buyer for the car. I don't know if I hurt the value of the car or not, but it sure runs better and is more comfortable. I stated earlier, I have all the pieces to go back to stock, but I cant imagine why anyone would.
Its a base 67 'numbers matching' 300 horse coupe. No big deal. I'm gonna drive the $hit out of it and die happy.
The next guy can decide what he wants to do with it... I won't care
Thanks guys. I'll prolly keep the stuff just cuz I'm a certified pack rat.
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