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The seat is just trashed. I considered stripping them bare, then getting them re-done.. but that is probably gunna cost a ton o' cash that I would rather spend elsewhere in the trucks restoration.
So I was thinking maybe I could score an inexpensive bench seat out of a vehile at the local bone yard.. i'd like to get something that would fit with minimal modification/rigging and at least LOOKS like something you'd expect to see in a truck of this vintage. (i.e. no blue cloth seats with MOPAR embroidered on 'em)
I've read in a few areas that folks have used s10 seats in 50's trucks.. I dunno if the 50's seats were the same general size as the '41-'46 trucks.
So anybody here have any ideas as to what sort of donor vehicle I should keep my eye out for?
I'm not opposed to re-doing the original seats, so if anybody has some "low budget" home brew methods of re-doing the original seat, i'm all ears.
an idea is only stupid if you think about it rationally.
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