Paul Workman
04-25-2010, 12:55 PM
I installed my "new" 95 (standard) seats yesterday: no more left leg falling asleep after 2-3 hours!:mad:
These are the seats identical to the ones in my LT1 95 car which I found I could sit in comfortably - my bladder being the limiting factor and not my butt!
http://i185.photobucket.com/albums/x220/6PPC_bucket/Vettes/4-25-10006Large.jpg
My interior is red/black, so the black seats blend right in, methinks. Later, mebby next winter, I'll go the route =Jeff= did and do the seat cushion and the center section of the seat back in RED.
New carpeting is definitely on the list for next winter, if not sooner. Out goes the "Flame Red" and in goes "Torch Red"...perhaps?? (Something more closely matching the exterior and door trim panels, would be my preference.:thumbsup:)
For those who have have never done it, few things are easier to do than swap seats, I found. I expected a hassle (as usual). But,-
No need to remove the track at all.
just un-hook the bottom cushion and lift it up,
disconnect the 2-wire plug (leaving the multi-pin connector to the rail motors alone)
pull the four bolts (access from above the top side of the seat frame) that hold the seat frame to the track.
pull the seat out and bolt the new one to the track and reinstall the cushion. VOILA!!
The seats are still moved back and forth by the console switches, and the whole process took about 1/2 hour.
HTH,
P.
These are the seats identical to the ones in my LT1 95 car which I found I could sit in comfortably - my bladder being the limiting factor and not my butt!
http://i185.photobucket.com/albums/x220/6PPC_bucket/Vettes/4-25-10006Large.jpg
My interior is red/black, so the black seats blend right in, methinks. Later, mebby next winter, I'll go the route =Jeff= did and do the seat cushion and the center section of the seat back in RED.
New carpeting is definitely on the list for next winter, if not sooner. Out goes the "Flame Red" and in goes "Torch Red"...perhaps?? (Something more closely matching the exterior and door trim panels, would be my preference.:thumbsup:)
For those who have have never done it, few things are easier to do than swap seats, I found. I expected a hassle (as usual). But,-
No need to remove the track at all.
just un-hook the bottom cushion and lift it up,
disconnect the 2-wire plug (leaving the multi-pin connector to the rail motors alone)
pull the four bolts (access from above the top side of the seat frame) that hold the seat frame to the track.
pull the seat out and bolt the new one to the track and reinstall the cushion. VOILA!!
The seats are still moved back and forth by the console switches, and the whole process took about 1/2 hour.
HTH,
P.