1970-1971 Factory Original Seat PHOTOS
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1970-1971 Factory Original Seat PHOTOS
OK Sweptliners...
Please help me with some good quality photos of Original Seat patterns.
I need some good images to take to the auto trim shop...THANKS MUCH!
Please help me with some good quality photos of Original Seat patterns.
I need some good images to take to the auto trim shop...THANKS MUCH!
Re: 1970-1971 Factory Original Seat PHOTOS
Are you into collecting literature for these trucks?
There are pics in there of patterns.
The sales brochure's are not to hard to find.
If you had wanted '69 I could've helped.
There are pics in there of patterns.
The sales brochure's are not to hard to find.
If you had wanted '69 I could've helped.
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Re: 1970-1971 Factory Original Seat PHOTOS
Thanks anyway.
I have the sales brochures...but the images are small...
I was hoping that some folks have original to photograph and post.
Please,
Thanks.
I have the sales brochures...but the images are small...
I was hoping that some folks have original to photograph and post.
Please,
Thanks.
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Re: 1970-1971 Factory Original Seat PHOTOS
Not the best picture, but this is an original seat from 1971. This is I guess the regular seat version, just a basic black on black.
This is a picture of the seat I had redone for my D300. This is a seat look you would find in the custom cab models. I think the cloth is a little different then the original, but its fairly close.
Hopefully this we'll at least give you a few ideas.
Kyle
This is a picture of the seat I had redone for my D300. This is a seat look you would find in the custom cab models. I think the cloth is a little different then the original, but its fairly close.
Hopefully this we'll at least give you a few ideas.
Kyle
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Re: 1970-1971 Factory Original Seat PHOTOS
Good images and thanks for the effort to post these.
The bottom is for sure the right pattern/wrong material for the 1970-1971 "Custom" seat design.
Can you please show the material on the top image up close...and is that original?
TOP IMAGE....Is it the standard seat, and are the inserts vinyl or cloth?
I have learned a lot about this...and have obtained enough of the original seat fabric/vinyl in order to properly restore my seats back to as close to factory as possible from photographs.
Thanks.
The bottom is for sure the right pattern/wrong material for the 1970-1971 "Custom" seat design.
Can you please show the material on the top image up close...and is that original?
TOP IMAGE....Is it the standard seat, and are the inserts vinyl or cloth?
I have learned a lot about this...and have obtained enough of the original seat fabric/vinyl in order to properly restore my seats back to as close to factory as possible from photographs.
Thanks.
Re: 1970-1971 Factory Original Seat PHOTOS
Here's the '69 sheet you pm'd me about.
You can add red into the mix if it's a Canadian build.
You can add red into the mix if it's a Canadian build.
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Re: 1970-1971 Factory Original Seat PHOTOS
Only the one insert material for the "Custom" seat design changed from 1969 to 1970.
Thanks so much for posting that...
Thanks so much for posting that...
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Re: 1970-1971 Factory Original Seat PHOTOS
Here is some additional info.
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Re: 1970-1971 Factory Original Seat PHOTOS
Here are three pages out of a dealer’s sales info binder. Note the different material patterns and the Adventurer / Custom models have a different fabric cut that covered the upright seat support bolts
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Re: 1970-1971 Factory Original Seat PHOTOS
:greatpost
Thanks so much!
Any more info on the dealer sales info binder...such as...
Is this something the salesman would share with a truck buyer at the time of ordering...so that choice could be made for color and package?
Where did you ever come up with that binder...where do I get one ??? like that's possible
Thanks so much!
Any more info on the dealer sales info binder...such as...
Is this something the salesman would share with a truck buyer at the time of ordering...so that choice could be made for color and package?
Where did you ever come up with that binder...where do I get one ??? like that's possible
Re: 1970-1971 Factory Original Seat PHOTOS
The binders show up on ebay once in a while.
With the internet it's so much easier to check with the many literature dealers out there.
Here's what my '69 book looks like.
With the internet it's so much easier to check with the many literature dealers out there.
Here's what my '69 book looks like.