mustangman70 said:You only gave us two hours man lol
I honestly dont know but google has allways been a good friend of mine.
Anyone else know?
ExtremeCarStere said:I shopped around for these seats for quite a while, and you won't find a cheaper and easier place than Summit.
You can but there are the plastic tabs/holes where the headrests go that will still be there. You could have them recovered without the headrests though if you wanted that look full time.85 Turbo Bird said:can you remove the headrests on those?
You need the adapters, and then one left and one right hand seat.68Eleclone said:I looked on summit, but when i looked under 68 mustang, all they had was the adapters. i guess maybe im doing it wrong?
John
68Eleclone said:Got both seats, and the adaptors. Unfortunately, one of the seats are on backorder, and the fricking shipping is unbelieveable! I guess thats what I get for living in hawaii. 2 day air, which was the default, and what they reccommend for overseas shipments, is 284.00!!!!! crazy!! Ill just take the 5-7 day air freight, thank you very much!
Now, if only my dash pad, carpet, pillar pad and knee pad, and my fricking headliner would get here.....i mean, it takes 4 fricking days just to get from Cali to Hawaii!!!!????? so far, with fedex tracking, it has been through 3 different fedex depots, in the SAME STATE!!!!!!! Maybe someone could explain to me why they do this. If it was coming from, like the east coast, then thats understandable, but 3 depots in the same state? and the boxes arent even on the plane to hawaii yet!!!!! and It takes like 5 hours to get to hawaii!!!!!!!
Thats why you hardly see any people in hawaii restoring cars.....the shipping will kill you!
John
I ordered something form California once and it flew over my house 4 times and passes it by three times on a truck on the I40, 15 miles away before arriving. Once it arrived, I told the guy that delivered it that I was glad it did not have a 12000-mile warranty because it would have already expired.66Runt said:
It takes 3 depots and a few gorrilas to kick the crap out of the boxes, so that when they do arrive, your heart jumps out your throat.
No way in hell could that be managed by just one depot stop. That is why shipping is so expensive. It's labor intensive to beat the crap out of those boxes.
Have fun!
Scott
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