1974 Camaro Type Lt Deluxe Comfortweave Front Bucket Seats - Black on 2040-parts.com
Marlborough, Massachusetts, United States
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These are from 74 Type LT that sat for many years.
The seat tracks are rusted and need to be replaced. The driver's seat tear on the side looks repairable but I'm not an upholsterer so I can't say for sure.
The plastic seat backs, rear kick pieces and hinge covers are great.
Local pickup available and preferred but I will work with buyer on shipping - the shipping charge shown is a high estimate. I don't know the best way to ship or how best to prepare for shipment.
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