Not a split seat. 

The plastic trim pieces that cover the motors are hard to find as they're usually broken when removing the seat.

Greaser wrote:

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https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/432365415650229/?ref=category_feed&referral_code=null&referral_story_type=post

Listed 25 weeks ago.

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     I bought all the other 69 Impala parts from this fellow back in Oct 2021. The seats were not part of the deal as he said he needed them . It was a complete partially restored convertible project that was an estate sale . I drove back with the doors , 12 bolt , hideaway set up , Hood , trunk lids , door panels , dash , convertible top set up , Tilt , etc...

Nice fellow to deal with 

 

cdnpont wrote:

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DonSSDD wrote:

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I think I have a set off a 63, what years are the same?

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I think 63-70 shared the same overall design. But thats not to say the trim pieces may have been different.

$300 for those seats with the 6 way power unit is not a bad price at all. I'd probably grab it if close.

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 I found a 69 Front bench/spit back seat at Pick n Pull bolted in a 63 Pontiac  2 door hard top ,

The seat fit,but it was jammed into the door panels. So it is probably 4 or 5 five inches too big for the 63.

Power assembly is worth money. I agree with Mark that trim pieces are hard to find. 68 was plastic. I believe earlier were aluminum but I dont know the change over year. If I was close I would grab it for spare parts for mine.

I think I have a B-body 6 way power seat setup in my rafters if anyone is interested. Removed from a car likely a dozen years ago.

-- Edited by DonSSDD on Thursday 30th of March 2023 09:48:45 AM