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Old 02-24-2002, 10:41 AM   #1
restridge
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Question Swapping in newer buckets
Have any of y'all ever swapped in newer bucket seats in an early Mustang. Mine is a '66. I wonder how you matched up the seat studs with the existing mounting holes. Or were new holes drilled? The old seats are shot & used buckets might be cheaper than rebuilt seats at a swap meet. Plus I like the idea of power seats. That would be SWEET!
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