Modern seats

[Paul_G]

I was referring to post #10 being the other. My first time using the Procar seats. I do like them. Comfortable, albeit a little stiff, but very supportive when spirited driving.

 

[biomedtechguy]

Scat Procar.
Slots for a 5 point harness.
Pretty comfortable and WAY more of a secure feeling than the factory bench seat.
Cost around $700/pair
Looks? I would have to spend $3k or more and then maybe I could improve the comfort and get "that" look I love.

 

[65_Satellite]

2003 Chrysler Sebring front seats, Chrysler 300 rears.. don't recall the year?


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I have a chance to grab a set of black leather front seats and back seat out of a Chrysler 300 and was curious how the back seat fit in your car? I have a 65 satellite.

 

[747mopar]

I have a chance to grab a set of black leather front seats and back seat out of a Chrysler 300 and was curious how the back seat fit in your car? I have a 65 satellite.

Tons of work, they're a little narrow to reach from side to side and require a structural bottom to support your weight.

 

[70chall440]

These are Neon ACR seats in my 73 Cuda

 

[70chall440]

I wanted some seats that somewhat looked similar to stock but had bolsters to keep my butt planted. They are reasonably comfortable but are firm. I am looking at options for my 71 Charger currently, I think I am going to use factory seats but have the foam redone to add more bolsters on the bottom and top/sides.

 

[Rjvb3]

TMI seats here with a retractable 4 point, very pleased (at least sitting in them in my garage making race car noises).

 

[67charger383]

Braum seats. Slim, extremely comfortable for even me being 6’5. Installed directly to flat floor pan with sliders no brackets. Pro Street 1974 Challenger

 

[70chall440]

TMI seats here with a retractable 4 point, very pleased (at least sitting in them in my garage making race car noises).
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I just looked them up and they are pretty expensive seats, looks nice though.

 

[70chall440]

If the look is something of a concern, look at these (disregard the Jeep reference), at $250 a seat I think they would look pretty close to stock yet be comfortable.

https://www.vividracing.com/bestop-...t-jeep-cj7-wrangler-19762006-p-151874476.html

 

[biomedtechguy]

, very pleased (at least sitting in them in my garage making race car noises

 

[Andrewxl1]

I used a set out of a 2020 Hellcat, fit wasn’t too bad. Modified the floor pan slightly to support the rear seat front edge

 

[65_Satellite]

I used a set out of a 2020 Hellcat, fit wasn’t too bad. Modified the floor pan slightly to support the rear seat front edge

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What car are those in?

 

[INTMD8]

These are from a 2013 Chrysler 200 convertible. Modified for stock head rests and reupholstered.

 

[Dave6T4]

2003 Chrysler Sebring front seats, Chrysler 300 rears.. don't recall the year?


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The Sebring convertible front seats have the retractable shoulder belts incorporated into the seat itself. No roof rail in a converible.

 

[Cory M]

Here are mine. Not installed yet, but test fitting them.

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Are these Challenger or Charger seats? How'd the rear fit when done? I'm looking at doing something similar in my 72 satellite.

 

[Geff McCarthy]

be sure to include shoulder harness! 60s cars had no passive protection except a padded dash.

 

[1 Wild R/T]

I'm using 2004 Dakota seats in one of my projects... The width was within 1" of the original seat, Much more comfortable, good support... I cut the head rests off & had them re-upholstered using the original design so it conforms to the foam... Oh BTW Cup Holders!!!

 

[65_Satellite]

Scored a pair of 06 Charger seats today. A little dirty but couldn’t beat the price!

 

[65_Satellite]

Just set them in place. Gonna look pretty sweet all cleaned up and mounted.