Identify these seats?

[rtscaptain]

Well after a little looking it doesnt appear as if these are factory roadster seats.

 

Any one have a clue where these lowback buckets could have come from originally? There are no marks what so ever on them.

 

[DAT510]

Probably a similar roadster, like an MGB or something.

[Npdavies.]

It's not an MGB, I can tell you that much. Too thin, and the B has headrests.

[rtscaptain]

hmm, well i've eliminated one thing.

[datsunrides]

That looks like a factory 68'-70' Roadster seat, just recovered. What makes you say they aren't?

 

Mark

[rtscaptain]

That looks like a factory 68'-70' Roadster seat, just recovered. What makes you say they aren't?

 

Mark

 

I never saw any with the knob to fold the seat down. Poor assumption on my parT?

[datsunrides]

_{Early low screen cars like yours did not have the latching folding seats. You can tell by the number of holes drilled in the floorpans how many different seats have been installed over the years. :lol:}

 

_Mark

[72240z]

_{Early low screen cars like yours did not have the latching folding seats. You can tell by the number of holes drilled in the floorpans how many different seats have been installed over the years. :lol:}

 

_Mark

 

Yes lol

[yenpit]

Definately not anything British (ie MG Triumph Austin Healey etc etc), as they never had a latch like that on the back. I'll ask an Alfa Romeo buddy..............

[rtscaptain]

thanks for the help so far. Maybe off of some old american ride?

[motavated]

My guess it is a dodge product.

[Kramer1981]

I was guessing Dodge A100 or Econoline cabover van

[garths311]

Those are roadster seats recovered . And it looks like they covered over the holes for the headrests . The ones I have sitting in drive way have those levers too