For Sale is a seat bottom frame correct for Corvettes 1970-1978-fits either side. If you are looking at this listing, you probably know from experience; these frames have some weak areas: they brake out the pinch welded nuts for the back adjusters, bend inward the side rails that the Z springs attach to and the most abused are broken/crack at the rear corners next to the adjuster nuts. Well, this one was pretty good-we needed the back and have this bottom as an extra. It was in pretty good shape; slight bend back into place the side rails and weld in one of the adjuster nuts-that's it, no brakes, cracks or other more difficult issues. Then we stripped it down to bare metal to get rid of any hidden surface rust, applied epoxy primer and an industrial top coat. It is ready to install.
Please feel free to ask any questions.
Seats for Sale
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