"68 FB Cuda seat ID

[Treblig]

I bought a FB '68 Cuda. It came with a pair of buckets but I'm not sure they belong to the car. Could someone verify whether these came in this car because I plan to sell the seats and don't want to misrepresent.

thanks,
Treblig

 

[66340SEDAN]

Those are from a 1970 Charger

 

[Treblig]

I'm planning on selling them. Do you think I can get $250 for the pair??

Thanks,
Treblig

 

[68383GTS]

Yes...

 

[challengersteve]

Hello, if both seat frames are nice and not rusted, the tracks are complete and nice and the side covers are complete and intact you should be able to get around 400.00 - 500.00 for the set. These are 1 year only seats and are hard to find with the tracks. Good luck, Steve

 

[Treblig]

Thanks, you guys!!! that's great!! Is there any identifying marks/numbers on them. Will they also fit other '70 B-bodies??

thanks a million,
Treblig

 

[challengersteve]

Hello, these seats themselves are the same as all 70 Mopar A B E Body. The covers, foams and tracks are what makes the difference. The tracks are 70 B Body only.

 

[Rocky_JS]

I agree with Gary especially if the back and side covers aren't chewed scraped ok gouged not so much. 4-450 set w/tracks is pretty much the going rate for cores around here. I sold a set of these to a friend for 350, $250 is a gift.

 

[Treblig]

I agree with Gary especially if the back and side covers aren't chewed scraped ok gouged not so much. 4-450 set w/tracks is pretty much the going rate for cores around here. I sold a set of these to a friend for 350, $250 is a gift.

Do you think there is any point in trying to decipher the factory tags that are attached to the seat springs on the underside?? Just trying to find a way to ensure what I have so that when I sell them the buyer won't have any complaints about their origin.

The first row of numbers on the metal tag is :
3447470 B
second row is:
CAD17 13-6-69


Treblig