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I've got a pair of late '50s panel bucket seats--the round-top ones that fold forward.

Anyone got a ball-park of what they're worth? I'm thinking this might be the year to actually get some of my junque on the road, and part of that equation is selling stuff and getting not only some cash, but a cleaner shop to work in!

Either that, or these stay in the attic for a hot rod coupe I may build in, oh, I dunno, 15 years.

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Brad,
can you send me some pics of the seats I might be interested in them.

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I sold mine for like $200 a few years ago. The upholstery was terrible but the seats were complete.


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$150-$300 is the normal asking price found on craigslist and ebay.

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I had only the driver side from my 52 and I sold it for 125. it needed upholstery but everything else wes good. This was a year or maybe two years ago.


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There was a listing on ebay this past month for a single seat. He had it listed for $50.00 and did NOT sale.

Keep in mind that the location of the item makes a diffrence. I don't remember where it was located. It was in good shape.


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