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Up for sale is a pair of '68 GTX/SS buckets seats with tracks in pretty good shape. Also is a '68 GTX/SS rear seat out of a different car. $1000 for all, located in 19464

Here is a set of bucket and rear seat covers for a '68 GTX/SS in a very stunning black and gold. These are new and just out of the box for their glamour shots. These list for $ 994 from Legendary today, if you can even get them. $800 located in 19464

I could do that. Shipping to Arizona has got to be killer though.

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Negative on the stainless trim, sorry.

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I don't think so, but I'll check.

Here is a set of bucket and rear seat covers for a '68 GTX/SS in a very stunning black and gold. These are new and just out of the box for their glamour shots. These list for $ 994 from Legendary today, if you can even get them. $800 located in 19464

Brand new front and rear interior panels from Legendary. These list for $654 today if you can even get them. $500 located in 19464.

Up for sale is a pair of '68 GTX/SS buckets seats w tracks in pretty good shape. Also is a '68 GTX/SS rear seat out of a different car. $1200 for all, located in 19464

I think that's just the nylon hinge cover.

Interested in the horn pad.

FYI - that piece is off of a '68

I concur.

Being springs, I don't know hold long the weld would hold up, assuming you sectioned the middle. I suppose you could heat up and recurve one end and cut off the excess, but then you run the risk of losing the temper.

Not to nitpick, but the bezel pictured above is for a '68 not a '69. The '69's have lettering on them and the woodgrain is a slightly different shade. They will physically bolt up, but if you mix and match the years, ie. '68 radio bezel and '69 dash piece, it will be noticeable.