65Polara500
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I bought a 1965 Dodge Polara 500 and these seats were installed. It also came with the original seats that I put back in. Looking to sell these seats and want to know what they came out of.
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mrfury68
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'71-'73 Dodge Charger? '70-'73 C-body with center console or buddy seat? Those are my educated guesses.
fury fan
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I agree with 413, I don't recall those slit-type features in any A-B-E seats.
You can look at the Legendary Upholstery catalog and see if there's a match?
But they may not have early-70s C-body stuff.
You can look at the Legendary Upholstery catalog and see if there's a match?
But they may not have early-70s C-body stuff.
polara71
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I'm thinking 73 Fury seats. I don't have a book to confirm. I wish I did. They look nice and comfy.
But I'm just guessing on both.
But I'm just guessing on both.
These are 1971 Chrysler 300 seats. There was a thread some time back, not sure if they are the exact same set? For Sale - 1969 or 70 Chrysler 6 way black bucket seats
polara71
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Look at you. There they are!
65Polara500
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Thanks for the info!
Did they bolt in? Because I'm looking for interior to fit mine. Front and back
fury fan
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Monaco 500 has this for '65:
Buckets up front, special bench seat rear, full-length console. Basketweave inserts on seat backs and doorpanels.
Rear seat top has a divot for an emblem (many 65-68s C-body 2-drs did) but the bottom is unique in that it has a notched area that the console nests into.
The console is 64-65-type but unique to this car due to length.
IIRC the Polara 500 is similar?
'66 Monaco 500 is similar but uses the 66-up type of console, which is standard length.
I don't know if the rear seat bottom is a carryover with the notched area. It could be, or could be like all the other rear seat bottoms.
With all of that said, any 65-68 2dr hardtop can donate interior parts that would fit. Appearance is a whole 'nother issue, though.
67-68 Fasttop cars have different rear door panels (I think).
65-66 New Yorker 2drs have different size rear door panels (I'm near-positive).
65-66 Chrysler have different front door panels - they will fit, but they have a raised area that blends into the ends of the dashboard.
You can google pics and see what I'm talking about.
Buckets up front, special bench seat rear, full-length console. Basketweave inserts on seat backs and doorpanels.
Rear seat top has a divot for an emblem (many 65-68s C-body 2-drs did) but the bottom is unique in that it has a notched area that the console nests into.
The console is 64-65-type but unique to this car due to length.
IIRC the Polara 500 is similar?
'66 Monaco 500 is similar but uses the 66-up type of console, which is standard length.
I don't know if the rear seat bottom is a carryover with the notched area. It could be, or could be like all the other rear seat bottoms.
With all of that said, any 65-68 2dr hardtop can donate interior parts that would fit. Appearance is a whole 'nother issue, though.
67-68 Fasttop cars have different rear door panels (I think).
65-66 New Yorker 2drs have different size rear door panels (I'm near-positive).
65-66 Chrysler have different front door panels - they will fit, but they have a raised area that blends into the ends of the dashboard.
You can google pics and see what I'm talking about.
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