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Got a 57 with a stock seat and I need the ajustment wire that go's under the seat from side to side,impossable to find.Been to the bone yards and all of them are eather broke or missing Any idea's on what I can use? I was thinking of plain wire because it pulls not pushs. I think the stock wire is spring steel.
Mkrog,
I expect Col Flashman is right about upholstery shops---it goes with the territory.
If you fab your own, consider a screen door turnbuckle (rod-n-turnbuckle kit avail at hardware store) in the middle to give some adjustment. Beats making multiples when you're off by a fraction of an inch.
Not trying to hijack your thread, but does anyone know if a '61 seat will bolt into a 57? Got a good 61 and needing something different for the buckets scabbed into my 57.
Got a 57 with a stock seat and I need the ajustment wire that go's under the seat from side to side,impossable to find.Been to the bone yards and all of them are eather broke or missing Any idea's on what I can use? I was thinking of plain wire because it pulls not pushs. I think the stock wire is spring steel.
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