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I assume you want the Trans Am seats in the '95 Firebird, is that correct? A lot of the time GM (because they have so many divisions) used the same seat frames in cars of the same size, with only cosmetic changes to the actual covers. The same held true for Ford - Mercury and Chrysler, Dodge, & Plymouth (when there was a Plymouth) For example, the late model Chevy Monte Carlo and Grand Am bucket seats appear to be identical. It is possible the Trans Am seat might be the same or very similar to the Firebird seat with the differences being in the mounting brackets between the seat and the floor. The problem comes when the seam areas that were held down by wires and listings in older cars and Velcro in newer cars don't match. But why go through all that? If you have the entire Trans Am seats, you should be able to mount the 2000 Trans Am seats to the '95 Firebird mounting brackets.
Any chance you can take some pictures of both seats and post them?
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Here are a couple of pics. I have the 2000 leather seat covers (not seat just leather cover) already in hand. And I have an option to pick up some 1995 leather seats that are ripped. So I want to put my good 2000 leather covers on the 1995 seat.
If you look and the bottom part of the seats, you can see that the leg bolster and under knee portion of the bottom seats are different. White seat is 1999 and the grey seat is 1995 (under knee portion appears longer on 1995). the 1997-2002 seats are identical but the 1993-1996 seats are different in the lower portion as the photos show. So I dont think the foam layout is the same on the bottom portion of the two seats. So I am not sure how easy it would be to modify (adding foam or whatever) the 1995 seat to accept the 2000 seat covers that I have. Plus the attachment points for the covers could be different as you mentioned. The third white seat picture (farthest on the right) is also of a 1995 seat. I added it to the post later cause it can be enlarged. THanks Dan. Last edited by esahlin; 06-18-2008 at 01:00 PM. |
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Can you attach the picture of the gray seat to a post again? I can't make the thumbnail enlarge. It looks like you might be in luck. It looks like it might only take a little modification to get the seat covers to fit. This is probably not something you want to try yourself, however.
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Yeah, if I cant do it myself.....I'll just have to wait and keep my eyes open for some 1997-2002 seat cores so that I dont have to do any modifications. It wouldnt be cost effective for me if I have to take them to a pro and have the 1995 cores modded up.
THanks for the advice Dan...your pro opinion is much appreciated. |
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