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Just had to by an entire bench seat primarily to get these. If these had been listed a few weeks ago I would have been all over it. They are hard to find, re-pops are made for bucket seats but I could not find any for a bench seat. You are doing someone a good service by offering these for sale.

Before pics

Mike Tarkington did a great job on my steering wheel for my 69 Super Bee under restoration. Highly recommend. Fair price. He restored the center piece that I thought was a lost cause. Very pleased. www.steeringwheelsbymike.com [email protected]

Paul's chrome does great work, but were considerably more expensive on everything they quoted. They quoted $400 each for the chrome tail light bezels. Luckily I found someone online that had re-chromed a pair years ago they didn't need. Paid $300 for the pair, look brand new. Every...

these cars were a long way from perfect coming out of the factory, from gaps, to paint, to chrome etc. Mine won't be perfect when the restoration is done, but much of it will be better than new.

I am restoring a 69 Bee that has factory air (factory 4 speed too - not very common).

Totally agree

They did the small bumper guards as well. I would assume they are good with most any chrome plating.

lol - got a ways to go before they are ready to go on....making progress tho

800 each, but my rear was unusable so they provided the bumper and re-chromed it for $1000. I also did the bumper guards on the front for $160 since the car came new with them

Couple months, mine needed a good bit of work.

Couple months. Mine needed quite a bit of work

Just got bumpers back from Tri City Plating. Wow! They did a beautiful job. Not cheap but much better than Re-pops.

Yes that IS the reason I prefer to use these. I am blasting painting the pedal assembly - all had a good bit of (mostly) surface rust.

Haven’t been able to find this type of bolt locally. May have to improvise but prefer to use the same type.

Need the 4 master cylinder bolts. They mount from the back side with the nuts on the engine bay side. This is for 69 Bee manual drum brakes. I suppose if could reuse these but after cleaning up from rust they are awfully pitted. TIA

That is exactly what they are. They are made of aluminum. I recently paid $35 for a pair of these for my 1969 Super Bee restoration, needed for the end vents on the vehicles with factory A/C.

Original air rebuilt mine. Not cheap tho. It was in worse shape than yours and I had to source a few parts after. Check with Tommy White, I did get some parts from him. [email protected] 262 685-8943

Depends on what else you need to do to the car, and how long it will take. In my case, while it took forever, I have yet to get to the seats as I am working on getting the heat a/c box, dash, steering column etc rebuilt and done. After reading a couple of these posts, I believe I will take...