Hot Rod Rat Rod Bucket Bomber Seats 32 33 34 Ford T A on 2040-parts.com
Stillwater, Minnesota, US
This is a set of 2 hot rod bucket seats covered in white and maroon vinyl. They have a 3/4 plywood base with a 18 guage steel back. I tried like hell to get a good pic of the maroon it just wasn't working, the second pic is a better representation of the color. These seats got something spilled on them. The white has some splatter marks most are the size of a pencil tip a few are a bit bigger. Most of them are really faint.
This set of seats has 4 threaded nutserts in each base for easier installation.
Seat size is as follows:
16 inches from floor
18 inches wide
seat is 3 inches high
I usually have these shipped in 3 business days. If you do need them right away please let me know.
There are NO seat tracks with these seats
Yes I do make them they are available in any color if interested please contact me 651-308-1346, I have lots of colors IN STOCK and READY to SHIP.
The auction is for this set of seats, NO choosing a different color.
Please check the dimensions carefully with your car. The title of the ad is a search tool by no means am I saying these seats will bolt directly in you car. As most car people know it depends on how you car is constructed chopped, channeled, drive shaft tunnel, etc. Can you tell someone gave me some trouble. ;)
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