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    1. 04-20-2013 #1
      drc270
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      CAMARO/2013 seats in a 69

      Has anyone installed the new Camaro seats in a 69?

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    3. 04-23-2013 #2
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      Wow! Nobody?
      Its my opinion... I think the new camaro seats are about the nicest looking non-stock seat I have seen.
      Sometimes I wish I didnt live in the sticks- limited access to alot.
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    4. 04-23-2013 #3
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      saw them in a chevelle, I have been looking need to figure out seatbelt setup
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    5. 04-23-2013 #4
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      We just pulled some out of the salvage yard to use in my buddy's 69. The front mounts have these weird hooks so its going to take some modding of the front mounts but they will work. May have some pics by the weekend.
      Scott
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    6. 04-23-2013 #5
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      Pics would be great Scott. Keep us posted.
      I live 200 miles from any major metropolis so I don't have a feesable way to get my hands on a pair to even measure...
      I found a nearly new pair out of a totaled 2013 for 500 bucks. I am tempted, but will have to drive 200mi.
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      here's some out of a friend's '69 project... Though they look good in the pics, I feel that they are just a bit too big in real life... Just my opinion...
      Tango Charlie
      Link to my build:http://screaminperformance.com/gallery/index.html
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    8. 05-21-2013 #7
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      damn i think those look good. Who made the door panels?
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    9. 05-22-2013 #8
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      Quote Originally Posted by Z06vet View Post
      damn i think those look good. Who made the door panels?
      Those look like Fesler door panels.
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    10. 06-04-2013 #9
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      I have the 2010 seats in my 69. They sit too high and are wide. My head hits the headliner unless a scotch down. I made brackets. They should probably be mounted to the floor pans with pans reinforced.
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