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Will 1972 dart seats fit in my 1970 swinger 340?
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Neal1
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Posted: 10/16/07
08:09 PM
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I am restoring a "70 swiger 340. It origially had a front bench seat. It now has bucket seats. I have found 1972 Dodge Dart front bench seat and rear seat that arethe approriate blue color. Will they fit properly into my swinger?
Thanks Neal
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RBolig
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Posted: 10/18/07
06:20 AM
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By properly fitting in your car, I assume you mean "physically" attaching the seats to your car, correct? if so, than yes, they will fit.
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Neal1
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Posted: 10/18/07
11:54 AM
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What I meant to say is will they fit into the car without have to make modificatins such as drilling holes through the floor.
I realize that the seats appearances are diferent. But thats what I may need to do for now. This is my first attempt at a restoration and the biggist thing I have learned is that the budget goes alot faster than I expected and theres always some unexpected way you need to spend ***
Thanks for you're input
Neal
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Posted: 11/01/07
02:52 PM
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As far as i can imagine being that both these cars are A-bodies the floor pans are the same. The difference here would be if the cars were orinially equipped with bucket or bench seats. Bucket seat cars have a slightly different contour on the trans tunnel side of the floor and have extra holes in the floor for the studs on a bucket bracket. other than those differences the floors are pretty much identical.
She wanted the real thing. So I gave it to her.
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