Any help identifying these seats and tracks would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!























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See the page at http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/images/dealerships/colorAndTrim/1970/70_Satellite0002.jpg

Thanks! That looks like them!

If you have not looked yet, you may find a broadcast sheet or two for the car they were intended for if you remove the seat backs.

These frames are the same for 1970 & early 1971 A, B & E bodies.

Agreed, Barry, but don't they use the b body bucket seat mounting brackets (I know they look different than my 70 Challenger brackets). Also, is there a difference in the mounting brackets for 68-70 b body buckets (per year)? And aren't they location specific (actually 4 different brackets per car equipped with buckets)?
jess

The seats and tracks are 70 b body. The tracks are one year only and probably the most valuable of all tracks. The pattern of the covers look like my 70 Superbird/Road Runner seats. If the release buttons and hinge covers are in good shape, you hit a home run. They do not reproduce those and they bring good money.

I did say frames, ie, the seat frames themselves cross over.

Floor brackets are unique to each body type & change out in minutes.

is there place where you can buy the studs for the seats to bolt to the floor? i only need one...

Not sure if anyone sells singles?

http://www.megapartsusa.com/products.asp?cat=141

Sorry, I was not questioning your statement, I was trying to ask IF the 70, 69 and 68 b body mounting brackets were different. Fastmark partially answered that, I suspected the 70 models were a one year only design, since they had to fit the new highback buckets (which, as you stated, were used by multiple body styles). Is there any info on how to identify the bucket seat mounting brackets as: 66, 67, 68, 69 or 70 and passenger or driver side (date codes, stamped numbers or letters on the brackets?
jess