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SVT126

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hey guys,

The track on my driver side seat broke and now my seat tilts sideways so im in need of a new seat. Any recommendations were I could get a new seat and track at a decent price. Thanks
 

Blackened302

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from the sound of it, all you need is the seat track (it unbolts from the seat).

cheapest place would probably be Ebay or at a junk yard.
 

earleys94gt

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Don't know how much it will be, but you could also check out Late Model Restoration... www.50resto.com
 

gcomfx.com

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I have the power driver side bracket I took out of my car. I swapped it with a manual seat bracket. Less weight and I rarely move the seat anyway. Shipping would be the killer as it weighs a ton with the electric motor. You might look for a manual seat bracket like I did. Then you can get a passenger side bracket that is easier and cheaper to find.
 

HISSIN50

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The power tracks break and as a result, they go for a ton of money.

The manual conversion Paul mentioned works. If you're over 6' tall, it wont however IMHO. I'm 6' and had to use an extender because my knees were too close to the knee bolster (I felt like a clown in one of those little circus cars).

If you do the manual track, you can tap an extra set of holes (one set is already there) to move the seat back an inch or so.

Good luck.
 

94-302-vert

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J/Y... I bought a v6 seat to repair the pass side recline on my seat... I think I paid $20 for the seat...
 

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how hard is it to swap the power bracket for a manual?
 

gtstang86

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how hard is it to swap the power bracket for a manual?
 

HISSIN50

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4 bolts to remove the seat from the car and 4 bolts to remove the seat track from the seat.
 

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I did have to drill two holes for mine, but it took 30 seconds.
 
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