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and put bucket seats in the back of the Dart....??? :realcrazy:

Yes

Yes


Yep


Yep


And there are a few reasons for this.

First and foremost : safety. This car will be running a full roll cage for SCCA road race use. So these two buckets allow me to locate the seats further into the center of the car amd away from the cage. They also will allow me to run the roll cage right against the body and then hide it with custom panels. Plus they actually sit lower and increase the headroom.

Second: weight savings. The 2 buckets combined are lighter than the rear seat by about 15 lbs. that's not counting the seat belts and latches. Which in still working out the plan for those, may go 4 point harnesses, maybe 5 pointers.

Third: these rear buckets will actually be the same as the front buckets for looks they'll be the same. Also, this will allow me to use the same pattern to make my covers which I have a pretty cool design of btw.

Fourth. Cheap. I have 25 buckets in the pair.

Fifth: Because I can that's why :icon_fU:. :poke::rofl:
 
It's been done before...

Red Dirt Hot Rod - 1969 Plymouth Road Runner

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You could also buy a rear bucket bench seat already made to be narrow for the cage and set up to use a 4 or 5 point harness...

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Just typed up a letter of retirement. Kinda sad. What you guys up to?
 
Yep. It's time 28 years and I'm getting tired. I still love what I do but just can't do it much longer. The truck is just pounding me. If I need surgery to cure my back issues I won't do my business or customers any favors by being off work so long. Time to pass the baton.
 
Yep. It's time 28 years and I'm getting tired. I still love what I do but just can't do it much longer. The truck is just pounding me. If I need surgery to cure my back issues I won't do my business or customers any favors by being off work so long. Time to pass the baton.
Well I was gonna congratulate you on retiring but ah the hell with it. Congrats man, 28 years you've earned some free time
 
Yep. It's time 28 years and I'm getting tired. I still love what I do but just can't do it much longer. The truck is just pounding me. If I need surgery to cure my back issues I won't do my business or customers any favors by being off work so long. Time to pass the baton.
Just as well then. Bittersweet I'm sure, but in the end it's probably the right thing to do.

Of course you can still cruise around in the Dart and visit your old customers when you feel like it. :)
 
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