Seat conundrum

[Wolfgange]

Have a set of A body tracks for my 69 valiant. (no seats) Mopar 67 t0 70 no matter what shape expensive and shipping evan more. GM and Ford seat bottoms not applicable for A body tracks. (make seat sit to high) When I look at the bottom of a jeep seat mounting tracks look similar to mopar bottoms. Anybody used jeep seats? and are the A body tracks close to lining up and working??? Seatless in Tucson. Anyone near Tucson with some A or B body seats for sale??? Or done a conversion (non power just manuel) With any kind of bucket using A body tracks

 

[toolmanmike]

I have read that people have used Sebring convertible seats. They have built in shoulder harnesses, power, lumbar, and other adjustments.

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Chrysler Sebring Convertable Seat Conversion

Hello all. I'm in the process of installing the Sebring seats into our 1964 Barracuda. I'm working on the wiring now, but I have an extra wire that is not discussed here. It's one of the 4 wires that are bundled that go under the drivers seat not including the power seat mechanism. Below are...

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[Professor Fate]

Haven't done it personally, but I have seen a number of A bodies that use the Smittybuilt low back Jeep buckets, because they look so much like the A100 seats used in the LO/BO hemi cars. Pretty darned inexpensive, too. They also have high back versions with headrests if that's what blows your skirt up. Both adaptable to darned near anything.

 

[barbee6043]

Haven't done it personally, but I have seen a number of A bodies that use the Smittybuilt low back Jeep buckets, because they look so much like the A100 seats used in the LO/BO hemi cars. Pretty darned inexpensive, too. They also have high back versions with headrests if that's what blows your skirt up. Both adaptable to darned near anything.
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I have used SmittyBilt low backs on early A and early B bodies but I fabbed my own SS style brackets to mount the seat to floor, lot of cutting, measuring and welding.