I need some ideas on seats.

[Dayton]

I looking for nice black /grey/charcoal leather seats. I only going to use a lap belt. I don't want any logos, etc on headrests. I would appreciate any links. Thanks.

[HzEmall]

Have them designed from scratch and recovered...............you can get any set of bucket seats from the wreckers and rebuild them to look like anything you want.

[69rs]

I like these.

Scat Rally 2000 seats. Summit has them.

[69rs]

Here they are in Marty's "budget" P/T Camaro.

[third base]

I like these.

Scat Rally 2000 seats. Summit has them.

Those are exactly what I am using, but, I had them recovered. I also deleted the head rest and added 3" to the top so it wasn't too low. Great seats for the money.

[streetk14]

It really depends on the style of seat you want and budget. I have Recaro "style" seats in black leather in my '68. They are probably the most comfortable seat I've ever sat in. It is adjustable in just about every way (height/tilt, thigh support, side bolsters, etc.). They are not cheap though.
-Andy

[HzEmall]

Here are some seats we did last week for a 02 Mustang. We used the stock seats, reworked the foam, made them a little bigger, more stability and totally reworked the headrest as well.

[flying69]

Here they are in Marty's "budget" P/T Camaro.

https://www.pro-touring.com/forum/at...5&d=1144416554

What console combo is that?

[JMD68RSSS]

I have Scat ProCar Elite seats. Got them and the custom brackets (I recommend spending the $100 on these) from Summit Racing. Nice seats, look great in my 68 Camaro. Easy install and the side bolsters are not as pronounced as the Rally seats. They are a little type against the factory console. I do not race the car. These are firm and hold me enough for "spirited" around town driving.

JEFF

[importkiller69ss]

flying69 they console that you are wanting to know about looks like the stock camaro console with the classic ind insert. it slides over the console and has an extra armrest console and 2 cupholders...check out classic ind catalogue

[rocketrod]

It really depends on the style of seat you want and budget. I have Recaro "style" seats in black leather in my '68. They are probably the most comfortable seat I've ever sat in. It is adjustable in just about every way (height/tilt, thigh support, side bolsters, etc.). They are not cheap though.
-Andy

Those Recaros are sweet! I may have to sell my leather Corbeaus and buy a set!

[mikey]

Try here they give a discount to members of this site pretty reasonable prices and shipping.
http://www.motorsportseats.com/index.html

[rocketrod]

Try here they give a discount to members of this site pretty reasonable prices and shipping.
http://www.motorsportseats.com/index.html

Yeah Jim is great to work with and gives a great discount to www.pro-touring.com members.

[rocketman]

check out teasdesigns they do custom seats,i like corvette seats from c4's and 5's or 4th gen camaro.

[USAZR1]

I've got some black leather Arizen Racing Sports seats for my 69. Arizen offers matching upholstery for the rear seats,too.
http://www.arizenracingsports.com/

[hectore3]

Might want to try Corbeau's also. I have them in my ride. My best advice to you is to sit in them first. I have a fat a** though LOL!

[Chad-1stGen]

I like these.

Scat Rally 2000 seats. Summit has them.

How well do those seats work for access to the rear seat? From what I've read these seats have limited ability to incline forward?

[nekkidhillbilly]

im using chrysler sebring conv seats they have the seatbelt built into the seat so i can use 3 point belts and no have to run it the rear panles or roof or anything

[dgumoe]

ive got the rally 2000 seats. they recline far enough forward to get in the back seat without trouble. they just dont go as far as most stock seats cause the bolster hit each other.