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  • Start date Start date May 27, 2012
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horse sence

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fiero seats are perfect for just about any thing ,they look great in street rods
problem is they are usualy burned in the headrest ,dont know if its a heater of some type or what ,its hard to find an un burned set, i think they were made by recarro
 

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The ones I got have 1 tear in the bottom fabric, other than they they are "el perfecto". Some Mr. Mike's pleather and they'll be good to go.
 

horse sence

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cool had a set in a modle a coupe ,realy liked them
 

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bartl said:
Sorry for the delay. If you don't have locking seatbacks, you'll not only have your force against the shoulder belt, but the seat back as well, and if the seatback pivots like early Mustangs do, toward the center, you could end up with a shoulder harness around your neck or, more likely, a broken collarbone.

When I said "spoiler" I was talking about front. Nothing even all that visible, just enough to direct airflow out toward the sides. An air dam below the core support would probably work too.

PS: I scored a pair of '86 Fiero seats with headrest speakers for my '66. The backs lock and recline, just perfect for a 4-point harness.
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Ah, I gotcha. I have been lookin around the net seeing what is avail. Haven't found anything particular as of yet. Lots of choices.

As for the spoiler.... I actually think they look good so I wouldn't mind putting that on there. I don't think they are very expensive either...
 
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