Super Bee bench seat question.

1969CoronetR/T · Jun 25, 2015

I have pictures of my 1969 Coronet Super Bee before it was painted as it had a funky 'acid bubble' paint job from the original owner and what appears to be an original (normal looking) bench seat. I wonder if any Super Bee came with these seats. They have a one inch raised pleat and look strange to me. Anyone have pictures of their seats from a 1969 Super Bee with a manual transmission and a 383 magnum?

mmissile · Jun 25, 2015

Looks like an old custom job.

Baller · Jun 25, 2015

Did they re-used the seat medallions and put them in the headrests? Better than throwing them out at least.

1969CoronetR/T · Jun 25, 2015

I do not think the seats are original. Can someone verify this?

Super Rob · Jun 26, 2015

Looks like they changed the inner part of the covers. Those headrest-medallions look funky, but also weren't used in a 69 Bee at all...

Here's a correct black bench seat:

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And a tan one:

1969CoronetR/T · Jun 26, 2015

Thanks Super Rob. The seats in my Bee look too odd and now I am on the hunt for correct ones.

Super Rob · Jun 26, 2015

Just installed a set of Legendary covers in my '70 Bee. The upholsterer was very pleased with the quality of the product... Just in case that installing repro-parts is an option for you.

1969CoronetR/T · Jun 26, 2015

I have used Legendary in my 1971 Demon 340 and on my 1969 Coronet R/T and they have an excellent product. The seats in my Super Bee are annoying with the high ridges, but I am reluctant to change them if they are original to the car. I am guessing that they are not original and time to get correct ones.

Super Bee bench seat question.

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