Re: seats , trying again

[Bob Fortson <bobt1885@xxxxxxxxx>]

your post made it !!
  I have no idea or experience with your year models
and the seat problem....BUT (opinion to follow!) What
the devil difference does it make? Change the rear to
match the front if there is a difference...there are
VERY few folks who can or will ever note the
difference....and if you've changed the front then
obviously "numbers matching/factory exact" is not a
factor. It's your ride...make it yours!!!! The design
of the seat fabric can be done "as factory" no matter
what the "shape" is....find the proper materials (no
problem) and a talented local car upholstery
shop...give'em a picture of the interior and come back
when he's done!


Bob Fortson
--- neal zimmerman <neal.zimmerman@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Hi gang, i dont even know if this is reaching the
> message board, could
> somebody report back to me if it is.  ???
>   QUESTION:  was the frame of a 67 coronet front
> seat the same as a 65
> coronet front seat?? I need a split bench for my  65
>  coronet 2 door,
> but the only split bench i have is from a 67
> coronet.  the stud mount
> holes are the same for the flooor bolt up but i am
> wondering if the
> seats had a different " shape" or "look"
>   thanks  neal zimmerman, eugene oregon
> 



       
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