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Old 01-06-2021, 07:56 PM
rambow rambow is offline
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Default 1965 Bucket Seat Build - Complete Teardown and rebuild

There are quite a few threads out there showing rebuilding 66-72 style seats, but I've never seen one for the 64/65 style buckets.
While the bottom cushions are similar, the upper cushions are completely different (and I find the 64/65 considerably harder)- so they deserve their own write up.

I'm doing a set for a customers 65 Lemans right now, so I thought it was a good time to do it.

Since this set of seats is in extremely good condition(other than the worn covers), I'm going to take lots of photos of the tear down as an example of what they should look like underneath, and how they should go back together.

Even for their exceptionally rust free condition, these still have all the commonly broken springs. Don't be fooled into thinking you need to buy all new spring assemblies if you encounter this! These can be fixed quickly and easily and cheaply- and I will show that.

So here we go- 1965 Pontiac Lemans Bucket Seat Build!
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