1965 Chevy II bucket seats. I put these in my wagon years ago to make an SS clone look. Since then I have changed direction with the car and want to get some cash together for different seats. As you can see in the pics, the upholstery is aged and torn, but it is the original upholstery from 1965. Fawn is the color I believe. Fully functional with tracks. I have used these seats for many years as is and have never had problems with them. They look rough, but if you're going for the rat rod look, these work perfect as is. Nothing a Mexican blanket can't fix, which I did for a long time. Not going to give them away. These are hard to find. Currently I have it listed as local pick-up only. I would prefer to sell them this way, but I am willing to ship if necessary (shipping cost must be verified prior to end of auction so it can be included in final price). Please contact me prior to bidding for shipping arrangements/ questions. I may even be able to meet half way depending on where you're coming from. Reserve auction, so bid accordingly. I am also selling these locally, so I reserve the right to terminate the auction at anytime. Please call with any questions.
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