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    1. #1
      Join Date
      Jul 2007
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      3)Bracket installed on the floor board. Notice the stock seat pan was not used because it made the seat sit too high.

      6) Good shot of the minimal spacing between the rocker and seat. Very tight, but overall perfect fit. I still had plenty of space against the tunnel on the opposite side. I did have to slightly cut and re-weld one spot on th tunnel that stuck out too far.

      Hope this is useful. if anyone has questions, let me know. Sorry, pics are a little big, I need to figure out how to re-size. Also, let me know your thoughts on the seats. I appreciate everyone's opinions.[/QUOTE]

      Dave, what do you mean by the stock seat pan? Did you have to use a different floorboard than the 67 camaro? I am trying to put some wider seats like these in my 68. Also noted on one of your posts that you had to cut in the the tunnel and the rocker, was that to install the back seats? Didn't see that in the pictures. Thanks for your help, seats look awesome, Dave



    2. #2
      Join Date
      Nov 2008
      Location
      Atlanta, GA
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      The stock seat pan is the portion welded to the floorpan. I actually replaced mine with a new complete floor pan. If you go this route, the replacements floor pan does not have these welded in place. You'll either have to use your old ones, or buy new. I simply did not use them, and built my own brackets in place of the stock set up. I cut the tunnel and rocker to fit the front seats. I have not done anything to the rear, as I'm still deciding what I want to do with the rear seat. Hope this helps.
      Dave

      1972 Nova
      1967 RS/SS Camaro - current project




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