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    1. #1
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      new pontiac G8 seats in my mopar

      Just a couple pics... opinions welcome.







      Jason L.
      1973 Dodge Challenger


    2. #2
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      I like 'em. How did you bolt them in with the lop sided floor pans these E-bodies have? Are those seat belt receivers from the G8? Compatible with Mopar buckles?
      Johnny C.
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      70 'cuda, Pro-Charged 408 stroker, Tremec 5 speed, Strange S-60, Alter-k-tion, Tri 4, Hydroboost and Wilwoods

    3. #3
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      Quote Originally Posted by go-fish View Post
      I like 'em. How did you bolt them in with the lop sided floor pans these E-bodies have? Are those seat belt receivers from the G8? Compatible with Mopar buckles?
      A combo of the factory floor mounts and the g8 mounts. Good eye, and no, the seat belt receivers are not compatible. The old one clear the seat just fine though. The g8 ones will be removed.
      Jason L.
      1973 Dodge Challenger

    4. #4
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      They look good. Pics are somewhat too dark to see the interior match up well enough.

      I'd suggest matching the rears to the fronts. Just take the rear seats off the G8 to an interior shop
      if you have them, and they can remove the material and install it on yours with additions.

      Many people just do the fronts and IMO it looks ghetto that way.

    5. #5
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      guessing they are incredibly comfortable? nice to see someone installing a seat with real headrests, and that ISN'T one of those cheap chinese rice-burner import tuner styles (they never look right in a PT car).

    6. #6
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      Quote Originally Posted by billyrb View Post
      guessing they are incredibly comfortable? nice to see someone installing a seat with real headrests, and that ISN'T one of those cheap chinese rice-burner import tuner styles (they never look right in a PT car).
      Yeah I love them. Very supportive and comfortable.
      Jason L.
      1973 Dodge Challenger

    7. #7
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      how do you get in the back

    8. #8
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      Quote Originally Posted by nekkidhillbilly View Post
      how do you get in the back
      Crawl over the center console. Jk. There is a turn dial on the side that folds the seat forward or backward.
      Jason L.
      1973 Dodge Challenger

    9. #9
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      They look real nice from what I can see in the pics
      Tom

      trailers are for boats and broke stuff.

    10. #10
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      oh ok didnt think it flipped foward due to being a 4 door

    11. #11
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      Very cool.

      Chris




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