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From an old post I did years ago A friend wrote these out at one time and I have always had luck following it. Hopefully you will find some wisdom in it also. k, so ya want to change the color of some parts you have, or change the interior color all together or just make it look better. SEM as...

Check this thread out. Don't know if the latches are the same for your 73 but its worth a look Door Latch Adjustment - 1968 Barracuda

Nice job. I have a set of Sebring seats for mine but if I ran across a set of the CTS seats I might have to grab them

SEM has held up the best when i have used it. Changed an entire white interior to black in a 68 442 in high school. Here is a link to instructions on how to get the best results. Tip Ronson lighter fluid works well as a cleaner. If you look at the ingerdients in the SEM cleaner it is the same...

Looks good with the shifter added. Fits well with the car.

I am guessing you are talking about the bottom part. I know mine was also hard to get out. It hooks in like a regular back seat bottom. I had to bounce on it while hooking my fingers under it and push back with my legs and lift. Took a few tries but it did come out. Then you will be able to...

First gen sebring convertibles (96-2000) use an inertia module located under the console to lock up the belts in case of impact or loss of battery voltage. Second gens (01-06) work like you describe and do integrate the old style lock up retractor in them as a backup incase there was a loss of...

Yes. The only trimming was inside each of the pushbutton holes so once done you could not tell. If you do not have ac then it may be a non issue since the controller is different.

Just a small hand file/nail file. Just a little too narrow for the pushbuttons to fit in the hole.

I bought one of those from a member after he abandoned his resto. Look and finish is very nice. The only issue I had with it is the ac button holes were slightly small so required a little trimming to get them to fit in properly

Not the best picture but these were out of my 73 cuda

They should but will lack the ability to tilt forward to allow access to the back seat

I do not have mine permanently installed yet but i did mock it up. It fits the dash opening well. Where I have to modify it a bit is the little rectangle openings for the ac push buttons. They are a little too small so I will have to file them a bit.

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If that one doesn't work out I have a 2 speed linkage set here.

Here is a pic from the 69 brochure showing it to be black

They will work like the belts in older cars, relying on the cam tripping to lock the belts as you have found. Just make sure if you decide to wire up the seat to make use of the power functions you do not wire up the yellow wires. You don't want to trip the tensioners. They go boom

Tincup used a set of Cadillac seats with the integrated belts in them. Look in his build thread. I would guess the electronics would be similar.

If you can post a pic of one of them. I should be able to tell by the covers if they are pre 01 or not.

Yes in the 2g sebrings (01-06) although thier method for control makes it a bear to add to a car or retrofit into an older one. Best bet for that is to go with an aftermarket kit

It should without an issue. Somewhere I have pics of a friends 67 barracuda convertible with them in it and the factory console.

The 96-2000 Sebring seats use an inertia module similar to an electric brake for a trailer that is under the console to lock the belts. There is a wiring diagram on corvairkid.com that shows how to wire it. 01-06 uses a cam that locks it in minor incidents and the gas charged tensioner hooked...

It is glued on with weather strip adhesive. When I pulled one off of a dart I had you could see where the just kind of s shaped the way the squirted it on and then stuck it up.

That's about the going rate at pick n pull. One thing to remember is the bottom seat cushions on the Sebring will interchange and since the drivers side is usually the one that takes the most wear it opens up possibilities to get decent ones by finding good passengers side bottoms

If you do use the 96-00 seats then the timer moduel will need to be pulled from under the console. Good directions on wiring it can be found here http://corvairkid.com/sebring.htm

Detroit muscle technologies makes them. I just finished restoring my ac box with one of his kits and that was also in it. I am sure he would sell you just that it you want one

That is talent. Very nicely done

That turned out nice

That turned out really nice