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As I am somewhat larger than I was in 1963 when my parents bought their Lemans 326 convertible, I found things a little cramped behind the wheel of our newly acquired convertible. After some investigating I came across this item at Year One:
https://www.yearone.com/Product/1962-74-nova/sb246 These 4 black powdercoated brackets are predrilled, and come with threaded holes and hardware to bolt your bucket to them. Install took maybe 1 hour, and I achieved a 2" increase in leg room, just what the doctor ordered. They may be available from other vendors. At any rate, a simple, inexpensive solution which makes our '63 much more comfy for me. I also added a few washers under the front legs to give the seat a little more rake. |
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niiiiiice
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x2.
I never objected to the leg room in mine, but always felt like the top corner of the A Pillar was in my face.... Have to give this a try. K
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