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Identify these seat tracks

Identify these tracks.
 

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Someone here has to know. They look close to the 68 charger but I don't believe that is a match.
 
I don't have a pair sitting here in my office but they appear to be B-body bench from `69 + or - a year or two. I guess they could be A or C-body too. A lot of help I am right?
 
No, please keep up the correspondence, it keeps people challenged. I have 2 pair and the release levers seem to be opposite which would lead me to believe they are bucket seat tracks, although this is an uneducated guess. It would be nice if there were some numbers or markings on them.
 
I think I found the answer! They look like a set I found on ebay for a 67-68 Cuda / Formula s Dart.
 
seat tracks

They are definitely bucket seat tracks, but not A body. The first photo is from a 67 - 69 a body bucket seat. The next 4 photos are of a 66-67 b body.

From the offsets on the tracks, I would say you are looking at a B body set, but I'm not sure if the 66-67 are the same as the 68-69.
 

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They look more like the tracks in the 1st picture (on the seats) because the release lever has the curve unlike the rest which are flat and the indents match the 1st picure also.
 
The more I look at it, they are neither of the ones I've shown. If you look at the end profile on my top picture, both of the A body seat tracks have a Z profile that narrows from the seat to the floor pan. If you look at the lower pictures, one is a C profile and the other is a Z profile. If you look at yours, they are both a C profile.

I'm positive of the applications for the ones I've shown...I'm not sure what yours are.
 
i have those exact tracks on the bucket seats in my 70 Road Runner.i just painted them 6 months ago
 
bbody 72-74 could be other years also but they are pictured in my 73 parts book. Looking to male a good deal on them?
 
bbody 72-74 could be other years also but they are pictured in my 73 parts book. Looking to male a good deal on them?

I'm looking to get a fair deal for them. I just don't know what that is until I know what they fit. They are freshly powder coated.
 
more pic's

couple more pic's
 

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They don't match the A body ones in the add. If you look at the e-bay add, the A body ones have the z profile when looking at the end while yours have the C profile.

The 70 seat tracks seem to both have the C profile like yours do. I would say that's a closer match. If that's the case, those are a one year item and worth a little more. Try to get some dimensional information on the 70 tracks.
 
They don't match the A body ones in the add. If you look at the e-bay add, the A body ones have the z profile when looking at the end while yours have the C profile.

The 70 seat tracks seem to both have the C profile like yours do. I would say that's a closer match. If that's the case, those are a one year item and worth a little more. Try to get some dimensional information on the 70 tracks.

Ok, Thanks for the info. I appreciate the help.
 
I cant tell you what they are from but I can tell you they are NOT 73-74. I'll post pics tonight of the passenger side set I have out at the moment... the Drivers side is almost identical just opposite.

The biggest difference for 73-74 is the center tracks nearest the console are tall like the ones in your pic but the tracks near the door are very low with almost no stand off the floor.

Will post pics tonight
 
I cant tell you what they are from but I can tell you they are NOT 73-74. I'll post pics tonight of the passenger side set I have out at the moment... the Drivers side is almost identical just opposite.

The biggest difference for 73-74 is the center tracks nearest the console are tall like the ones in your pic but the tracks near the door are very low with almost no stand off the floor.

Will post pics tonight

Great, the more we eliminate the closer we get to what they are. Process of elimination. I am trying to find other pic's of 70 B body. Anyone have a set out of their car??
 
73-74 passenger seat tracks

these are the passenger seat track pics as promised... the drivers side are the same but opposite. I hope this narrows down the possibilities for you by process of elimination.
 

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Thanks Kernal, That eliminates the 73/74 tracks. I would have thought someone here would have ID'd them by now.
 
Could they be e-body seat brackets?
 
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