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ISO Correct bucket seat tracks
Looking for pictures of bucket seat tracks for 67-72 C10. There are several styles out there. Which are correct? I have a 67 with racing seats. Have a set of correct seats, but no tracks. Prefer not to adapt other tracks to work. From what I see there is a definite lack of supply. I would consider doing the research to have reproductions made. Any help? Thank you in advance.
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your not going to find stock seat tracks that will bolt up to aftermarket racing seats without some type of modification . |
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Maybe I didn't state what I need clearly. The truck has aftermarket racing style seats and mounts now. I bought a set of 67-72 buckets for the truck. It came with 2 different style adjusters. Want to use factory locations and fix the holes they drilled in the floor. Ian truly serious about having these reproduced, just need the proper style. Thanks.
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1st off. 67-68 CST trucks used buddy buckets that sat on a full frame.
69-72 buckets with center console used brackets like these. Yes the passenger side is just 2 metal pieces and the seat doesn't adjust. Those are already being reproduced. The drivers side bracket is essentially a set of bench seat brackets made shorter. |
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That is like one of the sets I have. The other looks like a bench seat model. That you. Will keep you posted if I actually get someone to manufacture those for me.
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I fabricated my mounts from bench seat sliders much like what cypressbog linked to. The difference between bucket seat sliders and bench seat sliders is the height of the brackets and there orientation.
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