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Way back when I first started my restoration I recovered the passengers seat for my 68 GTO. I used PUI covers & they fit well, except there were a few wrinkles I didn't like on the edges of the bolsters. Lack of material pushing back on the cover basically. So, I left the drivers seat & remained that way until this weekend.
I pulled both seats apart & found the springs were fairly shot on the drivers side. rusted thin in a few critical spots & a few broken springs. I was going to buy the zig-zag spring material, clips, etc & rebuild them. Looks easy enough. But then after doing some research I found Dynacorn sells complete spring sets for about twice what I would spend rebuilding them. Anybody buy the aftermarket springs, & have good results? Also I bought the PUI seat Buns a while back thinking thats what I needed to get rid of the wrinkles. After tearing the original drivers seat down this weekend I found cotton layers on the lower bolsters on top of the foam, under the cover. I watched a few legendary videos & noticed they didn't use any cotton on top of the buns, but they are using American Cushion Industries Bun, so maybe those are just a better bun than the PUI Buns? Going to stop at a local Fabric store today to see if I can buy some burlap & cotton rolls later today. So my biggest question is the seat springs. Seems like a no brainer to just buy the complete spring sets, unless you guys think they are inferior for some reason? Thoughts?
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![]() 68 GTO 4-spd Convertible 78 S/E Trans am L78, WS6 Auto 78 S/E Trans am W72, WS6 Auto 79 10th aniv W72 Trans am 80 Indy pace car Trans am 89 Trans am GTA Last edited by 68ragtop; 04-30-2018 at 07:43 AM. |
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