1966 Gm Corvair Bucket Seats on 2040-parts.com
Ravenna, Ohio, US
GM buckets removed from a 1966 Corvair. These are solid comfortabie seats and will fit many 1960's GM cars. They would look great in any hot rod. Complete with mounting rails and chrome side trim. One seat has a split in seat bottom. You may be able to repair and spray any color or can be recovered as you desire. See photos for split in seat and general condition. I have listed these as local pick up only. Please, if you have any questions contact me.
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