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1969 A body seat track #3140055
04/22/23 07:50 PM
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I am trying to put Rugged Ridge low back bucket seats in my Valiant, I bought a set of super stock seat brackets but they are to tall. I’m 6ft 2 so with those brackets installed my head is in the headliner. Anybody know a aftermarket seat track that is factory height for a 69 A body or do I need to build my own? The car was obviously a bench seat car. Don’t know why picture is sideways? I know the bracket is reversed on the seat, was trying different things out.

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Re: 1969 A body seat track [Re: coro500net] #3140089
04/23/23 12:24 AM
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They do not bolt where the factory bench seat bolts to on the floor. On a factory bucket seat car there are reinforcement bracket on the inside and two other holes on the outside inside of the hump that the bench seat bolts too, hope you tried them there, I can't tell if that is where you bolted them too. On my Hemi Dart there is plenty of room to the headliner, of course I am just 5'-9"...

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Re: 1969 A body seat track [Re: Rhinodart] #3140132
04/23/23 10:35 AM
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Thanks for the info. I do know they don’t bolt to bench seat location but where the bucket seat dimple’s are on the floor is just 2 inches lower than the bench seat floor mount. The brackets I have are about 5 inches tall so it is to tall.
Anybody know what the height of a factory 69 bucket seat track is? I don’t care if the seat moves as there won’t be a back seat and I will be the only one driving. So if I have to make my own I would like them be the factory height.

Re: 1969 A body seat track [Re: coro500net] #3140283
04/24/23 03:11 AM
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My '69 Barracuda bucket seat tracks are 3 3/4" tall. They sat on plastic spacers 1/2" tall which sat on the carpet with padding that was 1/16 - 1/8" thick compressed.

Only my driver seat had the spacers, and the passenger seat didn't. My guess is the passenger seat was supposed to have them too.

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Re: 1969 A body seat track [Re: kentj340] #3140302
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Originally Posted by kentj340
My '69 Barracuda bucket seat tracks are 3 3/4" tall. They sat on plastic spacers 1/2" tall which sat on the carpet with padding that was 1/16 - 1/8" thick compressed.

Only my driver seat had the spacers, and the passenger seat didn't. My guess is the passenger seat was supposed to have them too.


I've only seen he spacers on the drivers side...


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Re: 1969 A body seat track [Re: kentj340] #3140421
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Perfect info 👍.
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