Author: 5wndwcpe

Okay, for the next debacle. I pulled the power seats out of my ’69 300 and the tracks be looking funky. You have the usual assortment of still standing original studs, replacement carriage bolt studs and a sundry of washers evening things out.

Does anyone have a picture or two of stock seat tracks, either unadulterated or restored correctly, that they can post up ? These buggers are heavy and I’d rather not have to trial and error them in and out of the car.

Thanks,
Pete

Do the 1969 C bodies (300 specifically) use the bucket seat spacers like the A and B bodies ? The pieces I’m referring to install over the studs on the seat tracks and resemble little hockey pucks.

I’m replacing the carpet in my car and before I go all Cro-Magnun on it, I was wondering if you fellas have a tip for removing the plastic cover that attaches to the seat belt retractor that’s anchored to the floor.

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1971 Plymouth Sport Fury III Coupe

This full size coupe will have every head turning when they hear her roaring like a lion pillaging the street.

On the hunt for a 300.

Location: S.E.P.A.

My apologies if this has been covered, but I could not find a definitive answer using the search option.

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