bucket seats

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  1. bowstick

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    shouldn't be that hard. Just drill some new holes and you might have to make a spacer to get them to set level. Those are some cool seats:thumbs2:
     
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  3. Bob Wiken

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    Most any seats can be MADE to fit, all be it sometimes grudgingly.
     

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    Word of advice:
    The seat mounting points on any car, including ours, are reinforced to safely hold the seats in place during any sort of spirited driving or in a collision. If you have to relocate some/or all of your mounting points, be sure to think it out and modify/reinforce the new holes for safety. The thin floor pan will not keep the seat, or your body, in place without reinforcement.
     
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    oh no! PVC leather? How many PVC's had to die to make those seats?
     
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    I Love the term 'Spirited driving"
     
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