Ok, so it's been a couple of years since removing the buckets out of a 64 Cyclone. We just finished stretching on new seat covers from Jake (very nice quality) and put the seat backs on to the lowers. We set the two buckets next to each other and it is apparent that the backs are offset from the lowers, indicating there is a left and right seat. Also, both backs have a paint stripe on one of pivot arms, opposite sides on each seat, further indicating they have certain placement. Which way do they go?
Thanks for any info! Cary
Bucket seat placement
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Bucket seat placement
65 Cyclone 460W, C4, trans brake, CalTracs
64 Cyclone (son's) 408W 8 stack EFI 6speed, Winters qc rear
64 Cyclone (son's)347, 4speed, mini tubbed 9"
1965 Caliente, 289, 4 speed, buckets, 51k miles
1969 428 CJ coupe (son's)
1965 Cyclone, tube chassis, 514bbf, glide w/brake
WARNING: all of my vehicles are armed with anti-thrift devices
64 Cyclone (son's) 408W 8 stack EFI 6speed, Winters qc rear
64 Cyclone (son's)347, 4speed, mini tubbed 9"
1965 Caliente, 289, 4 speed, buckets, 51k miles
1969 428 CJ coupe (son's)
1965 Cyclone, tube chassis, 514bbf, glide w/brake
WARNING: all of my vehicles are armed with anti-thrift devices
Re: Bucket seat placement
The longer arm goes to the outside of the car on each side. This makes the seat back tilt “in” when you fold it forward to enter the back seat area.
Let’s see some pictures of your sons ‘64 Cyclone with the Winters rear end!
Here is the Winters unit going under my ‘64 Cyclone behind the Boss 302......
Jim
Let’s see some pictures of your sons ‘64 Cyclone with the Winters rear end!
Here is the Winters unit going under my ‘64 Cyclone behind the Boss 302......
Jim
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Re: Bucket seat placement
Thanks Jim, We were kind of "leaning" that way! I have a couple of pics on my phone of the rear, but since I lost my photobucket account, I am still lost as to posting. Johno tried to coach me through it, but I really haven't spent too much time trying to figure it out.... yet. http://www.cometcentral.com/forum/viewt ... f=9&t=4997
65 Cyclone 460W, C4, trans brake, CalTracs
64 Cyclone (son's) 408W 8 stack EFI 6speed, Winters qc rear
64 Cyclone (son's)347, 4speed, mini tubbed 9"
1965 Caliente, 289, 4 speed, buckets, 51k miles
1969 428 CJ coupe (son's)
1965 Cyclone, tube chassis, 514bbf, glide w/brake
WARNING: all of my vehicles are armed with anti-thrift devices
64 Cyclone (son's) 408W 8 stack EFI 6speed, Winters qc rear
64 Cyclone (son's)347, 4speed, mini tubbed 9"
1965 Caliente, 289, 4 speed, buckets, 51k miles
1969 428 CJ coupe (son's)
1965 Cyclone, tube chassis, 514bbf, glide w/brake
WARNING: all of my vehicles are armed with anti-thrift devices
Re: Bucket seat placement
I was not able to open the link that was at the end of your message. It went to a page that said it was not available in the time frame. ???
Jim
Jim
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Re: Bucket seat placement
Jim. If I hit the link it takes me right to it. Anybody else try it? http://www.cometcentral.com/forum/viewt ... f=9&t=4997 Try copying and opening in a new window. Aso you could try searching for CometJR post's, It was titled "64 Comet Project Overhaul" Or if all else fails, PM me an email address and I will send you the latest pic from my phone, as we did reconfigure the coil-over geometry quite a bit. Take care, Cary
65 Cyclone 460W, C4, trans brake, CalTracs
64 Cyclone (son's) 408W 8 stack EFI 6speed, Winters qc rear
64 Cyclone (son's)347, 4speed, mini tubbed 9"
1965 Caliente, 289, 4 speed, buckets, 51k miles
1969 428 CJ coupe (son's)
1965 Cyclone, tube chassis, 514bbf, glide w/brake
WARNING: all of my vehicles are armed with anti-thrift devices
64 Cyclone (son's) 408W 8 stack EFI 6speed, Winters qc rear
64 Cyclone (son's)347, 4speed, mini tubbed 9"
1965 Caliente, 289, 4 speed, buckets, 51k miles
1969 428 CJ coupe (son's)
1965 Cyclone, tube chassis, 514bbf, glide w/brake
WARNING: all of my vehicles are armed with anti-thrift devices
Re: Bucket seat placement
Cary,
It still does not work. I have had this problem before where I cannot see an older post. I have attached a copy of what I see when I click on the link you provided, maybe an administrator will see this and know how to cure the issue.
I would still like to see the pictures, I will PM you my contact info.
Thanks!
Jim
It still does not work. I have had this problem before where I cannot see an older post. I have attached a copy of what I see when I click on the link you provided, maybe an administrator will see this and know how to cure the issue.
I would still like to see the pictures, I will PM you my contact info.
Thanks!
Jim
Re: Bucket seat placement
I was able to see it. I bumped it up,should be at top of 64 65 section now.
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Re: Bucket seat placement
Thanks, Johno! I emailed Jim a couple pics via phone, I'm still trying to figure out the pic thing here. Cary
65 Cyclone 460W, C4, trans brake, CalTracs
64 Cyclone (son's) 408W 8 stack EFI 6speed, Winters qc rear
64 Cyclone (son's)347, 4speed, mini tubbed 9"
1965 Caliente, 289, 4 speed, buckets, 51k miles
1969 428 CJ coupe (son's)
1965 Cyclone, tube chassis, 514bbf, glide w/brake
WARNING: all of my vehicles are armed with anti-thrift devices
64 Cyclone (son's) 408W 8 stack EFI 6speed, Winters qc rear
64 Cyclone (son's)347, 4speed, mini tubbed 9"
1965 Caliente, 289, 4 speed, buckets, 51k miles
1969 428 CJ coupe (son's)
1965 Cyclone, tube chassis, 514bbf, glide w/brake
WARNING: all of my vehicles are armed with anti-thrift devices