Price them reasonably and you be far ahead of the others that are in the process of making them. I know of three others who are in the process of making them.
Like I said there was a 1941/47 repro set for sale on ebay that did not sell for his starting price of $700.
If you were to sell them as kits, I believe that you would sell them all quickly. they will ship easier and cheaper. For assembled seats I would add $100 minimum each for shipping. Unassembled they may ship for less than $100 a pair.
BTW, the middle seat is for a 1941/47 Suburban and not a 1948/59 Suburban. what's with the extra wide lip at the bottom of the middle seat?
Now that you have tantalized us with the seats, what do you think you 're going to ask for them and are you going to list them in the swap meet for sale?
