What's wrong with the seat frame? If it is bent and cracked they usually aren't too hard to straighten and reweld.
I think my '67 uses the same seat frame IIRC. I was thinking of using different seats but I haven't made up my mind if I want to sell them yet. They unfortunately are red. StuK
Hi everyone,
>
> The frozen north is coming out of the deep freeze and thoughts turn to
> my Mustang on the road again in the coming few weeks!!
>
> I am in need of a driver's seat for my '65 coupe, preferrably medium
> blue if possible - I don't want to get into recovering if I can avoid
> it. My frame is shot so a repair is not possible.
>
> I have had two sets of 'medium blue' seat covers in the past two years
> and both turned out to be a much lighter silver blue, more like the '66
> had, and returned both sets. The '65 seemed to have had a darker medium
> blue. It's not a case of discolouration - the dash pad, door panels and
> arm rests are all this shade of blue, just the seats won't match up. >
> I will recover a different colour seat if someone can point me in the
> right direction of the blue for a '65. Thanks!
>
> I am travelling to New Jersey in the coming weekend if anyone from the
> Buffalo area along I95 down to Secaucus had any tips.
>
> Andrew Croft
>
> '65 Caspian blue 6 cylinder coupe, blue interior [07.85 to present]
>formatting link'96 Forest green GT coupe, grey interior [04.96 to 04.00]> '88 medium blue 5.0LX hatchback, grey interior [93-04.96]> '80 white hatchback, red interior [91-93]> My other car is a Ford - '04 Escape, 6 cylinder, silver, grey cloth -> LOVE IT - it's my second Escape.