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03-05-2014 #1
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Fiero Seats in FIrst Gen Camaro - The Build
Attention tall guys with Camaros:
I bailed on factory frames and TMI covers. Great quality but my head was denting the roof...total fiasco. Looked into new aftermarket seats - only decent stuff I could find were $900/ea Recaros. Stumbled upon some guys running Pontiac Fiero seats. They sit VERY low so I'll be picking up over 3" of headroom. I'm not a fan of going with cheap-o aftermarket stuff where safety is a concern - so going with OEM seat frames and tracks is a wise move in my book.
I wanted to keep a semi-factory look so decided to chop the integrated headrests off and fab up factory '69 headrests and make them adjustable...NICE! I'm contouring the seat backs to maintain a close-to-factory profile. They'll be black/houndstooth with red French seams.
Follow along the progress here:
http://www.camaros.net/forums/showth...=1#post2296914
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03-06-2014 #2Great link. I look forward to seeing how they turn out.
Didn't some fiero seats have speakers built into the head rests?Some times I'm fast sometimes I'm half-fast
03-07-2014 #3
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Yep...I've spent longer than I would have ever thought researching Fiero seats...

There were speakers in the '84-'85 year seats. My seats were '88s so no speakers but even if they had them, I would have bailed on them. Integrating the factory '69 headrest looks to be coming out really killer and should confuse people... ;)
04-30-2014 #4
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Fiero seats installed!! These seats have done it all: far lower seating position, recline, sliders work fine, thinner seat back so rear leg room is improved, WAY more comfortable than stock, great side/thigh bolstering. Just awesome! People hear Fiero and they think of the goofy, horrible 80s car but Fiero seats are the answer for some solid gold high-quality seats if you do it right...
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