Wow. That sucks. :wack:So, I can't even make some kind of spacer to even up the sides? This bench is a serious POS. It's like sitting on the floor on the driver's side. Makes me feel like I am 10 trying to drive this car.
I used 90's bmw manual seats like these in my 67 Dart (without the headrest they almost look like they belong there). The main issues was those weird bench seat humps. They really limit your seat choices. I cut them out welded some flat sheet to mount them. Its not a big deal to me since can i add a spacer to the bench if i ever change my mind.
Nope. No console. And I am probably just gonna persuse the local junkyards around here as if you can find the seat, not often do people loot the tracks. unless they are an A-body, of course. I've seen 3 A-bodies down at pull-a-part in the last couple months and every time, the seats are either long gone or the tracks are gone and the seats are just thrown out of the car. Same goes for front disc brake materials. Somewhere out there, there is someone who has a damn shed full of A-body bucket seat tracks because I rarely even see sets pop up on here with tracks
shouldn't be too hard, most sets of seats in pick n pull still have tracks. I think its just an A-body thing to keep the damn tracks for no reason.
I'm unsure if refurbishing is even an option at this point. I mean, the cover is fine, the foam is okay, but the springs are completely collapsed on the driver's side. Like I can't really see over the dash. If I come across another A-body bench that's not destroyed, I will probably grab it up and use it:glasses7:Why not replace the bench or get it recovered?Makes havin your sweetie close enough to help shift LOL
