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  • For B Bodies Only

    1969 GTX Bucket Seat Track Restoration

    By braydun

    Hello, Members. Looking for help in disassembling the bucket seats sliding track assemblies on my 69 GTX. I've seen the YouTube videos for the E body tracks where you bend a tab and the two pieces slide apart. Not seeing that as an option on my assemblies though. I've been studying them closely trying to figure out how they slide apart, it's a head scratcher. Would certainly appreciate any guidance from members who have disassembled these 69 track assemblies. Photos are attached. Thanks... Read more

  • For B Bodies Only

    Found, not mine, he is a grouch...

    By 58belvedere

    Used - Good 13,000 70 Roadrunner Roller, Alpine White, 383, 4 Speed, Air Grabber car. I have an basically complete original hood with a lot of new small parts And aftermarket air cleaner assembly. The Car Needs a lot of work, floors, trunk quarters. Rails look good except Driver rear where the spring hanger mounts needs replaced. I have a parts car to go with for stuff like that.I do have a new full driver's side quarter. Nice Grille, nice tail lights, quarter extensions, rear seat, new... Read more

  • Fun with seat springs

    By RJ Squirrel

    Replacing the springs in the seats turned out to be relatively cheap and easy. I bought a 38 foot roll of 9 gauge zigzag wire which is enough for 2 bucket seat bottoms with about 6 feet left over. The seat backs are 11 gauge, mine are in good shape so I am not replacing them, just the bottoms. A quick look at a Utube vid or two, and figure out how to bend them. I made my benders out of some scrap 1” angle with rebar handles, took about 20 minutes. The roll of spring wire was 40 bucks off... Read more

  • Machine shop costs for boring, etc.

    By Krooser

    Ok… so I have my 413 block and heads at a local machine shop getting some needed attention. On the agenda is .030 overbore, hone, block and head surfacing, valve seat grinding and valve guides if needed,,, you know the drill. The last race motor I did (different shop) the costs were about $2500. This was a blown up small block… needed three sleeves, crank welding and grinding, boring/hone (with tq plates), some head work and surfacing of the heads and block. I had my blown 354 Hemi done a... Read more

  • For B Bodies Only

    71 Roadrunner/Satellite front bench seat

    By Nicklynn1

    Looking for a bench seat for my 71 Roadrunner. Not sure what other year seats would work. Planning on restoring it. I would like no arm rest, good seat tracks and hardware. I have two nice bucket seats and matching rear seat covers to trade for the right seat. This is my first post here so any feedback is welcomed. Thanks!!

  • For B Bodies Only

    69 satellite 4 doors parting

    By Pepe70

    I have this 69 satellite 4 doors complete car that I am parting, original 318 with ac system. sold Hood Hood hinges Rear bumper Rear window trim Rear seat Front grill with headlights bezels Car is in San Ysidro ca I am out my place at this time but let me know what you need and on Sunday I will send back pics and prices Thanks in advance

  • For B Bodies Only

    A12 Curb Weight

    By F6A12

    After a local car show today I took the car to the local co-op and put it on the scales. No driver, bench seat, auto on column, manual brakes, manual steering, cooler on front seat, two lawn chairs and a full tank of gas 3700lbs

  • For B Bodies Only

    69 Sport Satellite Build

    By jmg63

    Our recent purchase of a 1969 Sport Satellite came with a fairly short to-do list. It focused on some worn steering and suspension parts and new seat covers. Heck, some steering and suspension rebuild parts even came with the car. As I am in the early stages of a major 1970 Boss 302 resto, I was trying to figure out the 'how' and 'when' I could get these things done so wifey could start to enjoy her car without waiting an extended period of time. Well, last week, my Arizona-based... Read more

  • For B Bodies Only

    Need help locating the rear seat belt bolt holes 74 Charger

    By 64fury74charger

    I’m in the process of reinstalling the back seat in my Charger and realized that I didn’t mark the location on the floor where the seat belts bolt in. I loaded a couple pictures so maybe someone here can circle the approximate location so I can poke around through the insulation. I have all the belts and hardware in a bag. Thanks in advance for your help. Dan

  • For B Bodies Only

    1963 Dodge 440 model

    By 44070dart

    Dodge '63....all steel body....63,000 original miles...... excellent condition.. 440 / 727 rmvb.. 4:10's / 8 3/4... stock interior, seat and dash, very good condition. Engine bay, and trunk in excellent shape.. front suspension just redone.. was an old drag car, and has a fuel cell .. 20k thinking of buying..

  • For B Bodies Only

    Possible Original Factory Markings Behind Rear Seat—1969 GTX

    By braydun

    Hello, Members. After removing the rear bench seat from my 1969 GTX yesterday, I found what appear to be original factory markings on the metal panel directly behind the seatback, just below the package shelf. There’s a large marking that looks like an “S,” along with several smaller marks above it. Photos are attached. Has anyone found similar markings on their B-body, or can anyone shed some light on what these might mean? Could they be assembly-line or inspection markings? Any insight... Read more

  • For B Bodies Only

    Help Identifying Bucket Seats in My 1969 Plymouth Road Runner

    By LoneCabbage

    Hey everyone, I recently purchased a 1969 Plymouth Road Runner and am trying to identify the bucket seats currently installed in the car. The car was originally equipped with a bench seat, but a previous owner installed bucket seats at some point. While pulling one of the seats out to see about installing some seat relocation brackets, I discovered that the seats appear to have been somewhat jerry-rigged into the car using angle iron brackets. They don't sit quite right, so I'd like to... Read more

  • For B Bodies Only

    1969 GTX Bucket Seats — Wires Woven Into Factory Burlap?

    By braydun

    Hi, Members. I’m restoring the front bucket seats in my ’69 GTX. After removing the covers, I noticed the original factory burlap has numerous thin wires woven through it across the seat-back springs. See attached photos. Has anyone encountered these before? What purpose do they serve—reinforcing the burlap, supporting the foam between the springs, or something else? I’m planning to order Legendary’s bucket-seat restoration/installation package, which includes burlap. Does anyone who has... Read more

  • For B Bodies Only

    1969 B Body Rear Bench Seat Cover

    By braydun

    For sale is a rear bench seat cover (top and bottom). My 69 GTX came from the factory with P6G green interior. A previous owner installed black seat covers from PUI Interiors. I am in the process of restoring the car back to original so these gotta go. In excellent shape. PUI has this listed at $467. Asking $300 plus shipping from 91801. Emblem and seat frames not included.

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