93 Ford Probe GT Buckets

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  1. maverick?

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    Just visited the junkyard and got my buckets for my Mav. I found them in a 93 Ford Probe GT. They look very good IMHO. Anyways there was a little fabrication needed to make them fit, but they look good (better that the stocks if you ask me, let the trash talking begin!).

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  2. Mavaholic

    Mavaholic Growing older but not up!

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    Looks good!! I have used Escort GT seats a couple of times. Mighty comfy too.
     
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    I like those.
    Someone else here has them.
    I remember he posted that the bottom portion was almost too wide, but he got them in there.

    If I found those, I would take them to a professional and have them covered retro style.
    Everyone's tastes are different though...
    Dave
     
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  4. don graham

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    they look like nice seats.(y)
     
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    i like them, also like the colors
     
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    Yeah, they look really good!
     
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  7. Earl Branham

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    Don't feel bad, I have Honda seats in my car!
     
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    i think those seats look great. and gray and black match just about any color paint so they should be good if you change colors later.

    Earl,
    Goldwing or Interceptor:p:rofl:
     
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    Yuk it up!!!! Civic, to be exact!!!!!!!:D
     
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    I used those seats as well. ( I saw them in a picture of PARTTIME's car and thought they looked great!) I found them to be fairly easy to adapt to the floorpan...and they are just a tad wider than perfect, but they will fit. Comfortable seats, too! :)[​IMG]
     
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    I like 'em!! Already got a slot for your 5 point too!
     
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    Mavmark, that looks good! My question, what kind of console is that? Is that one of the humphuggers they sell for the early Mustangs or something else?
     
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    Yeah, that is the smaller Humphugger intended for a 60's Mustang. It fits pretty good...
     
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    Seats look good. They look alot like Porsche Carrera seats, IM sure alot cheaper though!
     
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