Ok, in my other post about needing pics of an '84 z28 interior I mentioned that I found a set of nice front buckets. Well, i'm no Camaro expert, and in my lack of knowledge, failed to realize that the car they are in is an Indy Edition Camaro. The car itself is totaled (looks like a big truck ran over top the back quarters)and the engine is gone. Anyways, the buckets are in good shape for havin the windows and rear hatch down. How desirable are these seats, and would it be a wise move to grab them now?? TIA!


P.S.- BTW, how rare is the Indy Camaro??

 

if it's a indy pace car, it mighyt be worth it, as it was a limited car on the '82. no other years were indy pace cars.

 

The Indy I stripped had adjustable side-lumbar supports, and a *kinda-sorta* cool color going on (like reflective silver). I might grab the seats just for those adjustable side-bolsters.

[This message has been edited by Jza (edited July 23, 2001).]

 

Strange, The driver seat in my '82 Z28 has those side huggers and ones for grabbing your rear hehe... also has a pull up bit to support the underside of your legs. The passenger seat is totaly different looking.

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'82 Z28
LG4 305 .030 over, performer intake, holley street avenger 670, xe 256 cam, tes headers, 3 inch single exhaust, spintech muffler, 14 x 3 inch drop base k&n.

 

If you mean worth it to get the whole car and restore it....nope! Lets just say the quarters are on the ground Jza, these seats also have the adjustable side lumbars. There pretty comfy if ya ask me. I think I will go and grab them up. I'm planning on putting them into my '83 Regal. Trust me, it'll be worth it!