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Old 02-19-2010, 09:29 AM
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Default 69 Camaro seat install help Please!

Trying to put 2000 Pontiac Trans Am seats in a 69 Camaro. Any sugestions?
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Old 02-19-2010, 12:06 PM
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use the search 4th gen seats, there are numerous posts on here about this. i have them in my 69 camaro.
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It involves some cutting and welding.
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Front holes line up. For the rears you can cut and reposition them to fit or use some 1/4 plate and make adapter plates (for new and old holes). They are very comfortable.
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Front holes line up. For the rears you can cut and reposition them to fit or use some 1/4 plate and make adapter plates (for new and old holes). They are very comfortable.
Thats a good answer
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You guys rock! Thanks I will try it.
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Be sure and use grade 8 hardware also.
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When I did mine I used 1 & 1/2 angle iron (1/8") for the rear feet. Nice and sturdy and easy to weld to original brackets. I just cut the rear feet off (they are off-set the wrong direction) and placed a block of wood under brackets to then mock up about 2" long angle irons and tacked in place before pulling off to finish welds.
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Thanks sound like all are good ideas!
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