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70 challenger bucket seat #1831319
05/21/15 09:31 AM
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I need to find a passenger side seat for the 70 challenger that I am restoring. The driver seat is in OK shape for a core to restore. The driver seat has the large black button to release the seat back and what appears to be cast aluminum hinge covers. I think the seat is probably original to the car. I've seen seats with a similar design hinge cover, but molded in plastic. Can someone school me on the 70 ebody bucket seats and the differences in them so I can hopefully find a seat that matches the one I have. Thanks in advance,

John Brough

Re: 70 challenger bucket seat [Re: J Brough] #1831375
05/21/15 11:58 AM
05/21/15 11:58 AM
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The 1970 style with the removable hinge covers was used until sometime during the 1971 model year, at which time the backs & covers were all one piece.

The seat frames from any A, E or B-body from 1970 - mid 71 are the same, you would just need the correct foam for your application, just make sure it has the early style back frame.

Re: 70 challenger bucket seat [Re: J Brough] #1834916
05/26/15 10:58 PM
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Originally Posted By J Brough
I need to find a passenger side seat for the 70 challenger that I am restoring. The driver seat is in OK shape for a core to restore. The driver seat has the large black button to release the seat back and what appears to be cast aluminum hinge covers. I think the seat is probably original to the car. I've seen seats with a similar design hinge cover, but molded in plastic. Can someone school me on the 70 ebody bucket seats and the differences in them so I can hopefully find a seat that matches the one I have. Thanks in advance,

John Brough


I have a passenger side seat if needed


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Re: 70 challenger bucket seat [Re: davesmopars] #1835109
05/27/15 09:24 AM
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Am interested in the seat. Can you PM a couple of pics and price? Tried to PM you, but got a notice that your box was full.

Regards,

John

Re: 70 challenger bucket seat [Re: J Brough] #1835185
05/27/15 11:53 AM
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What I found is, as long as the seat has the springs built into the frame, they will work. If it has the springs in the foam, it won't work.


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