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#966564 08/24/2013 1:08 PM
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I placed an Ebay link to the Ebay section of the forum and was wondering what the typical price was for a set of 1950 Panel seats? At first I thought this price was kinda high but in thinking about maybe not? I have been looking around and haven't had much luck in acquiring a set as of yet. Just wondering what is a realistic price that I should expect to pay for a set to restore? It seems like good ones are through the roof while affordable ones are garbage?


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I've seen rusty springs with no upholstery priced at $100. I jumped at mine, they were priced at $300 for the pair, completely re-done, new springs, new fabric, new paint on the backs. They are not common.

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Looked at the link, that's a decent buy. It has both correct seats and hardware. Seat buckets typically sell for $100 - $250 each depending on if they have springs or not. Rarely do you see them with the hardware and that part is the hardest to find in decent shape. If you need them and they are available, jump on it. If you wait, it could be a long time before you see a set like these. Just my 2 cents....................g

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This message contained a part for sale.

Personal buying and selling should take place in email or in Private Messages.

If you have something for sale, please post it in Parts for Sale in the Swap Meet.

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Originally Posted by ADLifeSupport
Personal buying and selling should take place in email or in Private Messages.

If you have something for sale, post it in Parts for Sale in the Swap Meet.

No one is posting anything for sale. The discussion is about realistic pricing.


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