what seats are these?
Yukon Cornelius
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From: deep in the heart of dixie GEORGIA
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If the frame work , seat foam material and the tracks are all intact those seat should be worth any where from $200-$350. They are out of a 69-70 Mach1. Laurel mountain mustang has complete recover sets for those seats for $245. In clean condition those seat could bring as much as $1000 from a serious collecter.
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2nd Gear Member
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 261
From: Tacompton, WA
I'm in the process of cleaning them by hand, drying them out and vaccumming the dirt out of the cracks... what do you think the tag means? is there a place i can look up the codes? and I already found the longgggg since dead skeletal remains of a little mouse. yuck.
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Joined: Dec 2009
Posts: 151
From: florida
they are worth a couple hundred bucks.if you plan on selling them ,sell them as is . you wont get much more if you put new covers on them.you know how that goes on line everyone wants the deal of the century. but what a find , play the lotto!
3rd Gear Member
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 518
From: Andalusia, Alabama
yeah man they are 1969 mach one seats and depending on the person and condition they could fetch a pretty penny, the could be recovers but they look like they are original and I don't suggest a sport seat conversion. these just look great the way they came from the factory
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From: Andalusia, Alabama
oh and to all others who remember me, sorry I haven't been on, health problems have kept me away from the computers...well now I'm back and as soon as my leg is back to 90% I'm getting fired back up on the mustang in my brand new shop! YEE-HAW!!!!
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2nd Gear Member
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 261
From: Tacompton, WA
what the best way to surface clean the upholstry part of the seats? it's mostly just dirt and moisture...I'm using a small scrub brush and water. and whats the best way to make them not smell like old wet stuff? they are drying out in my garage as we speak.
6th Gear Member
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 5,896
From: Elk Grove, CA
Use Meguiar's vinyl/rubber cleaner with a terry cloth towell. It'll take a while to get everything off, but it'll look a lot better when you're done. Once they're mostly clean, spray them with cleaner and let it soak for a few minutes before wiping it off.